Potential Moyes Substitute: Marco Silva of West Ham ‘Admire’

Marco Silva, the manager of Fulham, may become a contender to succeed David Moyes at West Ham United.
Marco Silva of Fulham may now become a contender to succeed West Ham United manager David Moyes, whose contract expires at the end of the current campaign, according to GIVEMESPORT sources.

The Hammers have had a very easy season overall, but in recent months, they have struggled with form. Although they hadn’t won in the eight games prior, Moyes has been able to pull a tune out of his men in the last few games, as they have defeated Brentford and Everton.

Marco Silva might run for the West Ham job.
Silva is respected with the three managers.

Silva of Fulham may become a contender for the capital club if West Ham decides to choose a manager from within the Premier League, according to GMS sources. Currently, Moyes is under pressure to improve, and although though the Scottish manager says he has been given an extension, he has not yet agreed to a new contract.

The Hammers will also look into Thomas Tuchel, who is expected to depart Bayern Munich at the end of the current campaign. Technical director Tim Steidten is a big fan of both Feyenoord manager Arne Slot and Paulo Fonseca, who is presently in charge of Ligue 1 team Lille, in addition to Silva and Tuchel.

It seems like the Hammers are putting out feelers to find a possible Moyes replacement.

David Moyes’s Prospects Remain Uncertain
The Hammers May Decide Not to Renew His Deal
After a difficult run of play over the past few months, West Ham has reportedly chosen to postpone offering Moyes a new contract, according to MailOnline. The story was made public following West Ham’s humiliating home loss to Arsenal, as fans were observed departing the London Stadium early following a lackluster performance.

At the conclusion of the current campaign, Moyes’ contract will expire, providing them with an option to change course. Despite the fact that the Scottish manager has helped the team succeed—winning the Europa Conference League the previous season—some supporters are unhappy with the team’s playing philosophy.

As was said previously in the article, West Ham’s attacking statistics are somewhat disappointing. Some fans will prefer to see a more appealing style of play, despite the fact that they have achieved some great achievements this season. Finding the right mix is really crucial, and the Hammers will have to make a big choice when Moyes’ contract expires in the summer.