David Moyes to Leave West Ham After Four-and-a-Half Years in Charge

David Moyes, who is 61 years old, will leave West Ham at the end of the season after being in charge for four-and-a-half years. Julen Lopetegui, the former Wolves boss, will take over as the new manager. Moyes will work as a pundit for the BBC and talkSPORT during the European Championships this summer. He plans to take a short break and then return to coaching. Moyes feels the need for a break after working hard with West Ham and wants to stay involved in football. He aims to help younger managers and is interested in coach education. Despite the initial challenges he faced when he returned to West Ham in 2019, Moyes managed to bridge the gap between the club and fans and even won a trophy. During his time at West Ham, Moyes improved the team's performance and brought them close to qualifying for the Champions League. He also helped players like Bowen develop into top performers. Despite facing criticism at times, Moyes is considered the best manager West Ham has had in the Premier League era. Moyes will have his final home game as West Ham manager against Luton, giving fans a chance to say goodbye. He is not seeking a big send-off and remains focused on his work. His dedication to the club and the improvements he brought during his tenure will be remembered positively.