The board is divided between Paulo Fonseca and Julen Lopetegui, who are the front-runners to succeed David Moyes at West Ham United this summer, according to iNews.
The news source claims on their website (April 30) that the Hammers have not yet decided on Moyes’ long-term status and that a meeting has been planned following the team’s season-ending match against Manchester City.
However, it is anticipated that he would depart the team after his contract expires. Lopetegui and Fonseca are said to be the front-runners for the position, but there is disagreement in the boardroom regarding the best course of action, and AC Milan is a potential rival for both coaches.
West Ham United board must make a decision quickly
There is evident hesitancy regarding Moyes’ replacement, even though it appears as though the team is just delaying making their decision public.
This summer, there are a lot of possibilities available, whether you’re looking for a job or are unemployed right now, but there will also be a lot of clubs searching for new managers.
The board needs to decide swiftly on what to do because the summer transfer window is anticipated to be extremely busy, with at least five players expected to leave London Stadium and replacements required.
Planning for the upcoming season can begin as soon as a player joins, as it is in no one’s best interest for the team to bring in Lopetegui for example and sign players before him who don’t fit his style, or vice versa with Fonseca.
However, since AC Milan is also snooping about, they must act quickly to avoid having to make a decision too late and having to start over from scratch.
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