Kaveh Solhekol has made a huge double West Ham claim ahead of the summer and lifted the lid on plans for high-level talks.
Sky Sports News reporter Kaveh Solhekol is known to get information direct from the West Ham board.
That is particularly evident during transfer windows when Solhekol often provides insight from the West Ham heirarchy.
Speculation has been rife over the future of David Moyes at the London Stadium for some time now.
It was claimed by a board confidant recently that the Scot and head of recruitment Rob Newman won’t get another penny to spend at West Ham.
There have also been increasing claims that West Ham want to appoint a director of football to oversee recruitment.
Kaveh Solhekol makes huge double West Ham claim ahead of the summer and lifts lid on plans for high-level talks
Moyes insists on having full and final say on transfers. So that has furthered fanned the flames over the manager’s future beyond the end of the season.
Majority stakeholder David Sullivan has backed Moyes on several occasions when speaking to Hammers News this season.
But that has not stopped the likes of The Times claiming West Ham will bid Moyes farewell even if he keeps the club up and wins the Europa Conference League.
A report from 90min has also made similar claims of late.
West Ham have been linked with a plethora of managers as potential replacements for Moyes. From Graham Potter and Brendan Rodgers to Paulo Fonseca and Ange Postecoglou to name but a few.
Now Solhekol has made a huge double West Ham claim ahead of the summer and lifted the lid on plans for high-level talks.
West Ham want Moyes to stay claims reporter
Sky Sports News’ chief reporter claims the West Ham board want to keep Moyes as manager next season.
And he states that if Moyes leaves, it will be the manager’s decision.
Not only that. Solhekol says high-level talks are scheduled between the Hammers board and Moyes about his plans.
“West Ham want David Moyes to stay as their manager next season,” Solhekol said on Sky Sports.
“Moyes has another year left on his contract and talks will be held about his plans for next season at the end of the current campaign.
“If Moyes decides to leave it will be his decision. West Ham would prefer him to stay, especially if they avoid relegation and stay in the Premier League…
“Despite reports that his job was on the line earlier this season, West Ham have always wanted him to stay and have never talked to any potential replacements.”
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