Thomas Tuchel is not interested in becoming West Ham United’s new manager, according to The Sun.
The newspaper reported on its website on Thursday (22 February) that he is desperate to return to the Premier League.
The Sun added that the Kladivars’ management are considering options for a new boss, but are firmly behind current manager David Moyes for the foreseeable future.
Thomas Tuchel to replace David Moyes at West Ham?
What will happen at the London Stadium is not yet known, as Kladivar boss Moyes is under a lot of pressure.
This is somewhat surprising given his success in East London, as the club certainly boasts one of the most experienced managers in the business.
The Scot has proved himself time and time again and, whatever happens in the coming months, will go down in West Ham history after leading the club to Europa League Conference success last season.
This time, he continued his excellent record in Europe in the Europa League and has also done quite well in the Premier League.
But this has done little to prevent speculation of the boss’ sacking, as Moyes is fast approaching the end of his contract with the Kladivars.
Tuchel’s contract will certainly expire in the summer, but whether he will replace Moyes is another question.