West Ham United’s attention is drawn towards Nottingham Forest’s manager, Steve Cooper, as uncertainties loom over David Moyes’ future at the club.

Reports from TalkSPORT’s Alex Crook indicate that Cooper, who received accolades from Mikel Arteta, is being eyed by West Ham, alongside other Premier League suitors.

Despite Nottingham Forest’s recent 3-2 home loss against Brighton and Hove Albion, Cooper’s prowess has garnered attention, although his position at Forest appears increasingly precarious, with just three wins this season.

Amidst this uncertainty, Crystal Palace also eyes Cooper as a potential long-term successor for Roy Hodgson.

With Moyes’ contract expiring, West Ham supporters are advocating for change, considering options like Cooper, who successfully guided Forest to Premier League survival last season.

However, some Hammers fans might harbor reservations about appointing a manager currently under pressure at Nottingham Forest.

Cooper’s journey from a player to a coach, securing notable achievements with England’s youth teams, underscores his coaching prowess. He made an impact at Swansea City before his successful stint at Nottingham Forest.

Despite Forest’s managerial uncertainty, Cooper’s reputation as a ‘brilliant’ coach, endorsed by Arteta, positions him as an attractive prospect should his tenure at Forest come to an end.