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West Ham’s search for a new manager appears to be reaching a satisfying conclusion, with reports indicating that David Sullivan and David Steidten have finally found a candidate they both endorse – Paulo Fonseca.

The extensive hunt for a potential replacement for David Moyes has seen the consideration of over a dozen names. However, the recent heavy defeat at Crystal Palace seems to have hastened the need for a change.

Initial concerns arose regarding a potential disagreement between Sullivan and Steidten regarding the new manager. While Sullivan was said to prefer Julen Lopetegui, Steidten was reportedly interested in Ruben Amorim or Fonseca.

Fortunately for West Ham fans, a positive development has emerged from France. Reports suggest that both Sullivan and Steidten have now come to an agreement on Paulo Fonseca, who is on the brink of guiding Lille into the Champions League.

Fonseca’s selection is met with enthusiasm among West Ham supporters for several reasons. His attacking philosophy resonates more with what fans desire, in contrast to Moyes’ more conservative approach. Additionally, Fonseca has a proven track record of nurturing young talent, an aspect that many fans feel has been overlooked by Moyes.

This is particularly significant given West Ham’s promising group of young players awaiting opportunities. Unlike Moyes, Fonseca heavily relies on youthful talent, with several key players in his Lille squad being under 25 years old.

The news of Fonseca’s imminent appointment is likely to be warmly received by West Ham fans. His emphasis on an attacking style of play and player development aligns with their aspirations. Fonseca himself underscores the importance of an attractive playing style, stating, “For me, it’s not just about the result. It’s about the process. I want to create something that allows you to enjoy the game. And to do that, you need to have an attacking way of playing. You have to try to dominate and create more chances than the opposition.”