According to Fabrizio Romano, concrete talks are underway to extend David Moyes’ contract at West Ham.
The Italian journalist reported in his daily report on Sunday (4 February) that he has been told that there will be moves in the next few weeks to sort out the final details to keep the Kladivari boss at the London Stadium.
He said talks between the two sides were “progressing well”, with the Irons “satisfied” with the job the Scot had done at the club.
“Concrete talks are taking place to extend David Moyes’ contract at West Ham,” Romano said. “Moyes wants to stay, talks are progressing well and I am told that the final details will be moved in the next few weeks to make this happen. West Ham are happy with the work he is doing.”
Stability:
This news is likely to be met with a rather mixed reaction from West Ham fans, as Moyes strongly shares the views of the supporters, with many questioning whether or not he should be allowed to continue.
Although the football this season has not been the best at times, the club is undoubtedly in a more stable position than it was a few years ago, thanks in large part to his efforts.
The Kladivar boss has achieved a great deal of success over the last four years, qualifying for Europe in all three seasons he has been in charge and last season qualifying for the Conference Europa League.
It would be extremely cruel not to allow him to continue this work, especially as we are currently sixth in the Premier League standings and in the knockout rounds of the Europa League.
There is no doubt that, with the players we have at our disposal, we should perhaps be playing more exciting football, but overall we cannot agree with the results.