The West Ham board will have a difficult decision to make about Moyes’ future because he has performed admirably for the team in recent years.
Although the club is still in a respectable league position, the football offered is somewhat boring and falls short of what the owners had promised when they relocated the team to the London Stadium.
However, the manager of the Hammers has been successful in the last several years; in East London, he has helped the team win the Europa Conference League and qualify for Europe three times.
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Troy Deeney claims that if West Ham decides to fire David Moyes this summer, they will have to spend at least £200 million to restructure their team.
On Friday, February 16, the pundit wrote on The Sun website that because the average football fan is now much more educated than they were 20 years ago, it is easier than ever for supporters to view managers like the Scotsman, whom he considers to be a “excellent coach,” as cautious, negative, and outdated.
When his team is losing, he acknowledged that the Hammers manager’s style of play appears “terrible.” However, he thinks the club’s owners will need to spend “serious money” on a complete squad overhaul if they let Moyes go, or else they run the risk of being pulled back into the relegation chase.
According to Deeney, “the Hammers will need to spend at least £200 million to revamp their squad if they do decide to part ways with one of the most successful managers in their history when his contract expires this summer.”
West Ham board must think long and hard about David Moyes future
Nevertheless, following his terrible performance in the 6-0 loss to Arsenal on February 11, he will have a hard time winning over a lot of the supporters.
In the event that they do decide to fire Moyes, the key question is not only who could succeed just as much as Moyes did, but also how ambitious the board is willing to proceed.
