West Ham United have decided to part ways with Julen Lopetegui after unimpressive team results.
- West Ham United have parted ways with Lopetegui
- Talks are underway for Potter to be the next manager
Why was Julen Lopetegui sacked?
Former Sevilla manager, Julen Lopetegui is no longer the manager for English Premier League side, West Ham as he has been asked to neglect his responsibility as the club’s manager after his failure to achieve the team’s target.
Following West Ham United’s bizarre churn out of results in the Premier League, the team currently can only find themselves as the fourteenth best side in the league after having won just six, drawn five and lost a total of nine games in twenty league games.
The London club’s decision to send away Lopetegui is on the basis of the underwhelming performances of the team in games which is not in line with their 2024/25 campaign target as a mid-table club that has done a lot of investments into recruiting players in the last summer transfer window.
The next step for West Ham United
The Hammers have already initiated contract negotiation talks with the former Brighton and Chelsea manager, Graham Potter who has been out of job since his departure from Chelsea.
MyNewsAnchor can confirm that, Maxi Miliano Allegri’s links to the club is currently off as West Ham United are only interested in seeing to recruiting the services of the English manager in the next few days.
Meanwhile, the club is currently seeking to salvage their sinking ship as the team is just seven points away from the relegation box hence, are looking to reignite their chances of making it back into any of the European spot at the end of the season.
Even though West Ham United‘s chances of making it into any of the European slots are very slim, they have deposited their hopes in Graham Potter as they believe his managerial prowess and his experience in the English topflight can aid them make it into either the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League or the UEFA Conference League.
West Ham United’s next five games in the English Premier League are Fulham, Crystal Palace, Aston Villa, Chelsea, and Brentford.
