Wolves’ manager Gary O’Neil is reportedly open to the idea of joining West Ham United if approached this summer, indicated by pundit Tony Cascarino. The uncertainty surrounding David Moyes’ contract at West Ham has led to speculation about potential successors, with O’Neil emerging as a possible candidate.

Cascarino suggested on talkSPORT that O’Neil might consider a move if he believes he would have better opportunities and resources at West Ham to succeed as a manager. As pressure mounts on managers to deliver results, O’Neil could see the appeal of a new challenge and improved financial backing.

The future of Moyes at West Ham has been a topic of debate among supporters, raising the possibility of a change in management as the season progresses. With O’Neil’s track record of achieving success with limited resources at Wolves and Bournemouth, he could be a viable option for the Hammers.

Though O’Neil may not have the high-profile reputation of some other rumored candidates, his consistent performance and ability to maximize his team’s potential make him a compelling choice for West Ham. Given the financial constraints at Wolves, a potential move to West Ham could present an attractive opportunity for O’Neil to further his managerial career.