West Ham United's in-form winger Saïd Benrahma admits he is delighted at how his season is going.

While the Hammers are not experiencing success as a team, Benrahma is pleased with how he is performing.

The attacker hopes that he can continue this form until the end of the season.

He told the club website: “My good form is all about confidence, and I feel good.

“I also have the impression that the players trust me, a bit more than before. So now I try to play my own style of football as it comes, without worrying about it.

“I'm regaining my confidence and I hope that will continue because I know I can do a lot of things. I'm trying to work as much as possible in training on my own game to regain this confidence and this style of football that makes me who I am.

“I'm 100 per cent sure that if I have the necessary confidence – it's true that football is not only about confidence – but I know that if I have total freedom, I can do a lot of things and go very far.

“So, I try to work on that. Of course, it's easy to say these things, but doing them is harder. I think that with self-confidence, love and affection, I think I can do many, many things."

He added: “I recently passed 100 matches for West Ham and those 100 matches went by quickly. I'm very happy with the fans, with the Club.

“Frankly, I'm happy here, because they give me a lot of love, especially the supporters. And that's what makes me feel good, because I can see it, when the supporters believe in me. They love me a lot and that motivates me.

“When I arrive at the stadium, they shout my name, these little things help my confidence. I see the supporters backing me, they believe in me. So, I try to give it back on the field and to improve more and more."