thumbnail Hello,  The 20-year-old American midfielder has
extended his stay at Upton Park, signing a new professional
contract as he seeks his first-team debut.  U.S. youth
international Sebastian Lletget has extended his stay at West
Ham, signing a new two-year professional deal at the club where
he has risen through the youth ranks.  Lletget, 20, signed his
first pro deal with the Hammers in September 2010, and he has
become a fixture on the club's Under-21 developmental squad. He
has also been selected for the first team by manager Sam
Allardyce on five occasions -- including once against Manchester
United -- but he has not featured for the senior squad on the
field.  "I sure feel my debut's coming," Lletget told West Ham
TV. "All I can do is get my head down and keep doing what I'm
doing. I know it will come. As long as the first-team keeps
getting results, we'll get in a comfortable position, which is
what the whole club wants. Then I'm sure I'll get my chance.
"It has been what, five years or something