West Ham want manager with 69% Europa League win record as Moyes faces sack threat
Former Real Madrid and Wolves manager Julen Lopetegui is among the names West Ham are considering to replace David Moyes, according to the Daily Mail.
The news outlet reported on 19 February that Graham Potter and Steve Cooper are also being looked at by the Hammers.
Moyes’ position at the London Stadium is under threat and there are people in the club’s hierarchy that like Oliver Glasner as well.
Will Lopetegui be the right fit at West Ham United?
Julen Lopetegui could be an excellent choice for the Hammers due to his extensive managerial experience and proven track record.
His stints with Spain and Real Madrid have exposed him to the highest levels of football management, where he successfully handled world-class players and the immense pressure that comes with such roles.
Lopetegui’s impressive 69 per cent win record in the Europa League, winning 11 out of 16 games, highlights his ability to deliver results in European competitions, showcasing his tactical acumen and ability to navigate challenging fixtures.
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Additionally, his previous experience in the Premier League and Champions League provides him with valuable insights into English football and the demands of competing at the highest level.
With Lopetegui’s pedigree and expertise, he could offer West Ham stability, tactical innovation and the potential to lead the club to further success.
Whether or not he is the man to replace Moyes remains to be seen as Potter makes a compelling case as well.
In other West Ham news, Tim Sherwood has savaged a first-team player who’s gone from bad to worse as unseen footage of him has emerged.
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