The owners of West Ham now want to replace David Moyes with a 45-year-old who has a 60.4% career win rate.

In order to replace David Moyes, the owners of West Ham United may now consider a 45-year-old manager who is well regarded.

Despite West Ham’s consecutive victories, David Moyes is still under a lot of pressure at the London Stadium, and the board may remove him in the summer.

In the summer, his contract at the London Stadium will expire, and given the current situation, he might be let go. Over the past year or two, Arne Slot, the manager of Feyenoord, has been frequently connected to the West Ham position.

Furthermore, rumors have it that the 45-year-old is well admired by the Hammers’ owners.

Dutchman might take David Moyes’ place as West Ham’s owner.
A report from Give Me Sport claims that Slot is well-liked at the London Stadium.

Based on 245 games managed, Slot’s career win rate is 60.4% (Footy Stats). In contrast, look at Moyes’s record, which stands at 41.82% win percentage from 660 games played (Footy Stats).While it’s true that Slot has played in easier levels than Moyes has throughout his career, watching the 45-year-old’s squad play football proves its worth.When it comes to intensity, pressing opponents high up the pitch, and playing patterns, Feyenoord is a completely other league from the Hammers.

In just two and a half years since taking over at Feyenoord in the summer of 2021, Slot has elevated the Dutch powerhouses to new heights.

In his debut season at De Kuip, he led them to a third-place result. In the 2021–2022 season, the Dutchman also led his team to the Europa Conference League final, where they were defeated by Roma; however, since then, things have improved even more.Feyenoord won the title in Holland the previous year, and this year they are in second place in the Eredivisie standings, ten points behind PSV Eindhoven.

At Feyenoord, Slot plays a fast-paced, aggressive style of football, and I believe he would be the perfect leader to lead West Ham into a thrilling new chapter of success.

At Feyenoord, Slot plays a fast-paced, aggressive style of football, and I believe he would be the perfect leader to lead West Ham into a thrilling new chapter of success.

He alternates between a 4-3-3 and a 4-2-3-1 formation most of the time. Some have compared Slot’s managerial approach to that of Marcelo Bielsa.

With two center backs splitting and a goalie who plays the ball, the Feyenoord manager like his full-backs to press high up the pitch, effectively functioning as a third defender. If you ask me, he is the man we ought to pursue.

Furthermore, based on the most recent reports, Slot appears to have a good chance of succeeding Moyes at West Ham.