Westham, who have lost five consecutive Premier League matches, have seen their leader David Moyes' position in jeopardy. The Daily Mail reveals that the Hammers have secretly launched a search for a new leader, with legendary Argentine coach Bielsa the favorite. If Westham lose again in their away match against Leeds United in the early hours of Thursday morning (5), Moyes' departure seems to be a certainty.
Despite investing more than £100 million in pre-season reinforcements, Westham are unfortunately involved in a relegation crisis. According to the Daily Mail, the team has started to prepare for a change of manager, with former Premier League stars Pjettenu, Tucao and Birsa all being considered as potential candidates. However, Pjettenu and Ducao may not be willing to join a relegated team, while Birsha, due to his outstanding performance in Leeds United, has become a popular candidate.
Birsa, 67, was sacked by Leeds United in February this year, but his reputation in the football world remains the same, especially his attacking tactics are regarded as masterful. Westham have scored only 13 goals in 17 league games this season, and Birsa may be able to help attackers such as Chaloboyun and Lucas Paquita make a qualitative leap forward.
