David Moyes set to depart West Ham after second spell as manager

David Moyes realized this week that his time as West Ham manager is coming to an end. He will leave after being in charge for four-and-a-half years, with the last game of the season against Manchester City. During his time, he helped West Ham win the Europa League, their first trophy in 43 years. Moyes said goodbye to the fans at the London Stadium last week, but his final match will be at the Etihad Stadium. He will be replaced by Julen Lopetegui. Moyes feels ready to step aside and is happy with the work he has done at West Ham. He mentioned that clearing out his office made it sink in that he is leaving. Despite the upcoming game against Manchester City, where City could win the title, Moyes remains calm and focused. He wants to end his time at West Ham with a victory. West Ham could impact the title race if they beat Manchester City, potentially helping Arsenal. City is leading the league, and Arsenal still has a chance to win. Moyes emphasized that they are playing for West Ham and their supporters, not to influence the title race. He acknowledged the challenge of facing Manchester City but believes in the team's readiness. Moyes is leaving West Ham after his second term of four-and-a-half years. He previously managed the team from 2017-18. He led West Ham to Europa Conference League success last season, ending a long trophy drought. Moyes believes he leaves the club in a good position, having brought stability and unity during his time as manager.