According to a report from Football Insider, David Moyes’ tenure at West Ham United could potentially come to an end at the conclusion of the 2023/24 season.
Although the club offered him a new contract in February, Moyes has yet to reach an agreement on the terms, with his current contract set to expire in the summer.
As a result, the Hammers are reportedly preparing for a future without Moyes and have begun the search for a potential replacement.
Having served two spells in charge of West Ham, Moyes initially managed the club from 2017 to 2018 before returning in 2019. Since his return, he has remained at the helm, overseeing the team’s progress.
While no specific candidates have been linked with the managerial position at West Ham, several names have been speculated to be potential replacements for Moyes.
Among them is Graham Potter, the former Chelsea head coach. Despite facing challenges during his time at Stamford Bridge, Potter is still regarded as a skilled manager. A move to West Ham, equipped with their impressive attacking talent, could provide him with an opportunity to rejuvenate his managerial career.
Another contender is Mark Noble, a beloved figure and legendary player at West Ham. While Noble lacks managerial experience, his deep connection with the club and the respect he commands from the squad could make him a compelling choice, albeit a risky one.
Furthermore, Jose Mourinho, the renowned former manager of Chelsea and Manchester United, is also mentioned as a potential outsider for the managerial role at West Ham.
Although it appears unlikely that Mourinho will join the Hammers, given his current availability, a return to the Premier League might tempt the Portuguese tactician.