West Ham supporters are growing increasingly discontent with David Moyes’ leadership at the London Stadium, as talks of new managerial options gain traction.

Despite holding the seventh spot in the Premier League standings, Moyes’ defensive tactics have faced intense criticism this season, especially in recent months.

The team secured their first victory of 2024 in February after an eight-game winless streak, defeating Brentford 4-2.

While West Ham trails just one point behind sixth-placed Manchester United, discontent among certain fan groups continues to rise regarding Moyes’ future with the club.

Reports from TuttoMercatoWeb had initially linked Graham Potter and Igor Tudor as potential replacements for Moyes for the upcoming 2023/24 season, with ongoing speculations surrounding Potter.

A recent development regarding Potter’s decision-making has shaken things up at the London Stadium.

West Ham United Urged to Act as Graham Potter Declines Ajax Offer

Multiple sources, including Sky Sports News on April 8th, revealed that Potter rejected an offer to become the head coach at Ajax in the Eredivisie, a team currently undergoing a rough patch in its history.

Ajax recently suffered a humiliating 6-0 defeat at the hands of Feyenoord in the De Klassieker fixture on April 7th, a result that might have seemed appealing to an incoming coach like Potter.

Nevertheless, now that Potter has turned down the opportunity at Ajax, West Ham’s board must act swiftly to secure him for the London Stadium.

Despite his past involvement with Chelsea, Potter’s successful stint at Brighton showcases his potential to elevate West Ham’s performance and style of play.

With numerous clubs eyeing Potter’s services for the upcoming 2024/25 season, West Ham must make a bold move to replace Moyes, even with a few matches remaining in the current campaign.