Julen Lopetegui appointed as the new manager of West Ham United
- Former Real Madrid and Spain coach, Julen Lopetegui, has been named as the new manager of West Ham United.
- Lopetegui replaces David Moyes, who left the club when his contract expired at the end of the season.
- West Ham fans are eager to see how Lopetegui will strengthen the team and improve their attacking style.
West Ham's attack relies heavily on Michail Antonio, as other strikers like Sebastian Haller and Gianluca Scamacca have not been consistent. Ivan Toney, an English player from Brentford, might join West Ham soon. This move could be possible if Manchester City pays Lucas Paqueta's £85 million release clause. Paqueta, a talented Brazilian player, has seen a decline in performance, possibly due to off-field issues like being charged by the Football Association for breaking betting rules. Despite some concerns, many West Ham fans acknowledge David Moyes' successful second term as manager, with the team securing European spots for three seasons in a row and winning their first trophy in 43 years. The relationship between new manager Julen Lopetegui and technical director Tim Steidten will be crucial for the team's success. Lopetegui's arrival might lead to changes in the squad, with players like Angelo Ogbonna, Aaron Cresswell, Ben Johnson, and Danny Ings possibly leaving. West Ham recently appointed Julen Lopetegui as their new manager, replacing David Moyes. Lopetegui, a former Real Madrid and Spain coach, expressed his ambition to improve the team and compete at a higher level. Moyes, who led West Ham to Europa Conference League victory, left the club after four and a half years. The team faced challenges in the latter part of the season, finishing ninth in the Premier League after winning only four games since January.