Manager Sacked? Shocking Twist Coming for Struggling West Ham

West Ham United is going through a period of turmoil, with the club’s recent performances raising serious concerns about the future of their manager, Manuel Lopetegui. According to recent reports, the club’s board is set to review Lopetegui’s position if the team suffers another setback at the hands of Everton. This news has sparked a mix of reactions from the club’s fans and pundits alike, with some calling for the manager’s head. Former professional footballer Chris Sutton has expressed his disappointments with the team’s recent performances. “I don’t know what West Ham are” under Lopetegui - Sutton stated during a recent interview with the BBC. The pressure is indeed mounting on Lopetegui and the club’s board is seemingly running out of patience. The West Ham Way has suggested that Graham Potter could be the man to replace Lopetegui at the helm of the club, with the former Brighton and Hove Albion manager being described as “in line” to take over. However, some insiders claim that the club’s board ignored concerns raised by Lopetegui during the hiring process, which has now led to the team’s current predicament. Football Insider has revealed that Lopetegui expressed some concerns during the recruitment process, but these concerns were allegedly ignored by the club’s hierarchy. This oversight has now led to the team struggling to find any form of consistency and the board may be forced to make a decision sooner rather than later. The task ahead for whoever takes over will be to steady the ship and guide the team back to safer waters. With the likes of Graham Potter waiting in the wings, it remains to be seen whether the club’s board will give Lopetegui another chance to prove himself or if they will be forced to look elsewhere for a solution to their problems.