West Ham United is laying the groundwork for their next manager.
According to the Athletic, West Ham United have done some research on who might take over as manager if David Moyes steps down.
Moyes’ contract at the London Stadium expires next summer, and West Ham has yet to decide whether to extend it.
Despite Moyes’s success in taking the club back into Europe and to silverware in the form of the Europa Conference League, the Hammers may part ways with him.
And the club have already done some initial groundwork into who could replace the Scot in the summer.
West Ham will start to assess whether they want to keep Moyes when they move into 2024.
Moyes now has West Ham in ninth place in the Premier League and has advanced to the last 16 of the Europa League.
The former Manchester United manager has been praised for his efforts at the London Stadium, but it may not be enough to keep him.
Moyes started a second spell as West Ham boss at the end of 2019 and has a win percentage that is over 47 per cent.
