West Ham’s potential managerial recruit, Graham Potter, seems willing to make a comeback to football despite rumored interests from Chelsea and Manchester United.

According to reports from The Evening Standard on 8 April, Manchester United is eyeing him as a contender to succeed Erik ten Hag.

Potter has engaged in discussions with Ajax and is adamant about joining a club only if it aligns with his vision.

Should West Ham opt to part ways with David Moyes at the season’s close, Potter could step in as his replacement.

Assessing Potter solely on his time at Chelsea would be unfair. His tenure at the London outfit was marred by adversity, leaving him feeling unsupported and left to navigate turbulent waters.

Despite the challenges faced at Chelsea, Potter’s managerial acumen remains intact.

West Ham’s current trajectory under Moyes hints at regression, calling for a potential change in leadership to infuse fresh ideas and a rejuvenated playing style.

Potter’s track record of developing young talents and implementing an attractive gameplay could be the perfect remedy for West Ham’s stagnation, potentially unlocking their full potential and steering them towards greater success.