Former Chelsea and current Bayern Munich boss Thomas Tuchel seems unlikely to entertain the idea of a move to West Ham, as per reports from the Daily Mail.
The article, published on February 19, suggests that despite mounting pressure on current manager David Moyes, Tuchel may not be keen on a return to London to take over the helm at the London Stadium.
With Moyes facing increasing scrutiny and disappointing results, West Ham has begun compiling a shortlist of potential replacements.
Could Thomas Tuchel be too big a fish for West Ham United to reel in? With his impressive track record, including leading Chelsea to Champions League glory and his current success with Bayern Munich, Tuchel is accustomed to managing top-tier talent and competing on the grandest stages of European football.
Considering his pedigree and the clubs he’s been associated with, a move to West Ham might not align with Tuchel’s ambitions or expectations in terms of club stature and immediate prospects for success.
Moreover, given the uncertainty surrounding his future at Bayern Munich, Tuchel may prefer to take a break rather than diving into a new managerial challenge at West Ham.
While Tuchel may be out of reach for the Hammers, other names like Graham Potter have emerged as potential candidates for the managerial role, offering a different but promising option for the club’s leadership.
