Given that David Moyes was the driving force behind West Ham’s first major trophy in 43 years, the Europa Conference League victory over Fiorentina, you’d think the Hammers board would want to lock down their manager to a new contract as soon as possible.
The Scot appeared to be on his last legs at the club at one time, but to his tremendous credit, he got the team playing again at a vital stage in the 2022/23 season and, finally, ended it in the best way possible.
While you can’t always rely on prior successes and you’re only as good as your last game, Moyes has managed to get the east Londoners into Europe for the last three seasons in a row.
It’s debatable if he deserved to have his contract extended, but according to the Daily Mail, the club has no plans to do so.
At least not right now.
Moyes’ contract expires at the end of the current season, and the club will not decide whether to extend it until the season is over, according to the site.
By then, it may be too late since, if Moyes no longer feels desired, he may have already decided to go on to greener pastures, leaving the Hammers high and dry.
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