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Julen Lopetegui watches before the Premier League match between Manchester City and West Ham United. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)
For a long time it was thought that Julen Lopetegui was walking the tightrope at West Ham, and now it seems that the end is near for the Spaniard.
Since then Julen Lopetegui downloaded on West Ham things went downhill on Premier League equip.
Despite a big summer transfer, the Spaniard initially appeared to stick with the Hammers’ proven players.
Julen Lopetegui cancels lunch to hang out with West Ham players
We’ve seen that, as well as what appears to be a haphazard approach to team formation one summer signing already wants to leave West Ham.
West Ham legend Tony Cottee is one of many who have called for Lopetegui to leaveand it seems that the manager may finally admit that the game is over.
According to The Telegraph (subscription required), the team’s bonding meal scheduled for Tuesday night has been canceled and Lopetegui is waiting to figure out his fate.
A number of reports, including The Telegraph, suggest the east Londoners are courting each other Graham Potter.
The former Chelsea and Brighton manager has been a free agent since being sacked by the Blues in April 2023 and appears to have been waiting for the right opportunity to come his way.
Should he be confirmed as taking over the London Stadium, he certainly has a big job on his hands to turn things around.
A terrible record shows why West Ham could replace Julen Lopetegui
Although the football under David Moyes was not particularly pleasing to the eye, at least the Irons became regulars in Europe.
If it was thought that Lopetegui could move them forward, that idea has been given a clear answer in 20 Premier League games.
The Spaniard achieved only six victories, with nine losses, and the other five draws. Only the bottom two clubs in the English Premier League, Southampton and Leicester City, have a worse goal difference than the Hammers -15, so it’s no surprise that the East Londoners might look elsewhere.
