The Mexican forward endured hamstring damage amid El Tri's 3-3 draw with Belgium prior this month and has been held out of activity since.
While the 29-year-old wouldn't like to surge his arrival, he's hoping to get back on the field to enable a weak West Ham team
"Ideally close. Ideally this week I can get included with the group, we will see," he told the club's site.
"With this sort of damage you should be extremely cautious since it is a hamstring and some of the time the best thing is not to rush back, however fortunately I'm feeling very good, fine, and we'll check whether I can get included with the group
Moyes trained Chicharito amid a turbulent period at Manchester United, yet the two sides have demonstrated they're eager to turn the page.
There isn't a lot of a decision with
challenges against Everton, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal up next for the Hammers.
The merry season is "the busiest piece of this class, yet ideally for the Irons and for the Hammers fans it will be an extraordinary minute," Chicharito said.
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