Graham Potter closing in on a return to management with West Ham to replace Julen Lopetegui; positive talks held with club officials and he could be in charge for the FA Cup clash against Aston Villa on Friday;

Graham Potter is the odds on favourite to be named the next West Ham manager. The former Chelsea manager leads the race at 1/2 to be Julen Lopetegui’s successor as West Ham manager, with the

West Ham United finds itself at a crucial juncture mid-season, grappling with managerial instability that could define their Premier League campaign. As reported by The Standard, the Hammers are contemplating a significant change at the helm,

Ferguson, Hwang, and Lath on the RadarWest Ham United are plotting a busy January window as they look to bolster their attacking options. Following injuries to Michail

The winds of change are stirring at the London Stadium, as West Ham United, mired in a challenging season, seem ready to make a pivotal decision about their managerial future—but the search for a successor has ignited more questions than answers.

However, his tenure at West Ham has been marred by injuries and fierce competition, limiting his appearances and impact. Despite these challenges, Fullkrug has shown glimpses of his capabilities, especially after recovering from significant setbacks,

West Ham United are considering a move for Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Hwang Hee-chan in the January transfer window.