West Ham United is considering a change in leadership as David Moyes’ future at the London Stadium remains uncertain. The team has struggled in 2024, failing to secure a win and score a goal in their last three Premier League matches, losing all three.
According to talkSPORT, some West Ham fans expressed their displeasure with Moyes by displaying ‘Moyes out’ banners as the team suffered a 2-0 defeat at Nottingham Forest last weekend.
Reports suggest that the Hammers are eyeing potential candidates to replace Moyes, with Thomas Tuchel of Bayern Munich being the most prominent name. Other names in consideration are Steve Cooper, Graham Potter, and Julen Lopetegui.
Cooper, who most recently managed Nottingham Forest, was dismissed from his role in December. Despite his departure, Cooper is highly regarded, having led Forest to a Championship title and maintained their Premier League status during his tenure.
With Moyes’ contract set to expire at the end of the season, a new manager seems increasingly likely, and Cooper could be a suitable option for West Ham. As a young manager with Premier League experience and currently without a club, the Hammers wouldn’t have to pay compensation for his services.
