Reports suggest that a Premier League manager is being considered as a potential replacement for David Moyes at West Ham United.
Despite securing consecutive victories in the Premier League, Moyes continues to face scrutiny at the London Stadium.
Several names have emerged as contenders to succeed the Scotsman, including Middlesbrough’s Michael Carrick and the recently dismissed former Nottingham Forest manager, Steve Cooper.
While Moyes led West Ham to their first major trophy in 43 years last season, many feel he has reached his peak and is unable to propel the club further.
Criticism from fans centers around the lack of entertaining football, despite the talent at Moyes’ disposal. The prevailing sentiment among Hammers supporters is that a change is needed to advance to the next level.
Speculation points towards Fulham boss Marco Silva as a potential successor when Moyes’ contract expires at the end of the season.
Silva, who was previously linked with the role, has impressed during his tenure at Fulham since 2021. Despite his success, West Ham would present a significant step up for the Portuguese manager.
Known for his adaptable tactics and attractive style of play, Silva favors a dynamic 4-2-3-1 formation, with emphasis on fluidity and versatility.
While Silva could be a viable option, some question his suitability, citing his struggles at Everton despite substantial financial backing.
The debate over Moyes’ successor continues, with names like Arne Slot and Ruben Amorim also being considered by fans as potential alternatives to lead West Ham into the future.
