Top three favourites to become next West Ham United manager

The Hammers are sitting just four points above the relegation spots currently

Although West Ham United have supported David Moyes, who still has a chance to take them to victory in the Europa Conference League, their endurance has recently run out. The club are looking to switch managers at the end of the season according to reports. Fonseca is one of the options that the board has begun to think about. Since joining Lille in the summer of last year, the 50-year-old Portuguese has played offensive football and nearly signed with West Ham in 2018.

There is a perception around West Ham that Moyes won't be in charge the next year. His playing style has drawn criticism from fans, and middlemen are getting ready to present names to Sullivan.

Here we take a look at the top three favourites to become the next West Ham United manager:

3. Paulo Fonseca

Paulo Fonseca of Lille has been mentioned by West Ham as a possible replacement for David Moyes, who is expected to leave the club at the completion of the current campaign.

Although a choice has not yet been made about Moyes, it is anticipated that West Ham will make an adjustment in the summer. With eight games remaining, the team, which has endured a challenging season, is four points above the bottom of the table.

2. Graham Potter

Potter has stated that he wants to take a break from football after Chelsea fired him, but West Ham may try to persuade him to return to their coaching staff given that David Moyes is probably on his way out. However, it is rumoured that Potter is hesitant to accept the challenge of improving the 15th-place Hammers in 2023–24.

1. Brendan Rodgers

Rodgers is reportedly one of the prospective candidates West Ham is considering, only a fortnight after his shocking dismissal by Leicester. Moyes' future is still up in the air, although it's widely thought that West Ham will replace him in the summer.

One of the names that may be taken into consideration is Rodgers. At Parkhead, Rodgers enjoyed unparalleled glory, and he left Celtic in a contentious situation. Following growing fan pressure that followed Leicester's slide into the relegation zone, 50-year-old Rodgers was fired at the start of this month.