West Ham United are having a torrid time in the Premier League given their recent form, which has seen them lose three matches in a row in the Premier League this season. The Hammers are looking for revival in their upcoming matches and are hoping for something good, as they find themselves currently stranded at the bottom of the league table.
The East London club are wary of their players but are even more skeptical about their manager Slaven Bilic, who is under observation at the current situation. Though the manager will be given a span of a few more matches to prove his worth at the club, it looks quite unlikely for the Hammers to continue with him as the man in charge at London Stadium for the rest of the season.
With the departure of their Croatian tactician looking almost imminent, West Ham United are looking for a new manager who can turn their fortune around with his breakthrough strategies and new imbibitions. Three such managers who might be eligible to replace Bilic at the London Stadium in case he gets sacked are as follows-
Rafa Benitez
The Newcastle United manager is also on the verge of leaving his club after the unavailability of players to revamp his side on their return to the Premier League. The manager has reportedly accused the owner of the Tyneside club of not being able to keep his word of handing him a war chest of considerable value, which might compel him to leave the club if deserved results don’t follow.
On that note, if the Hammers can bag the wily Spaniard for the rest of the season, it might be a good move for them to get someone who has a lot of experience under his belt and has managed some of the top clubs in the Premier League as well as Europe.
Tony Pulis
The West Bromwich Albion manager is considered to be one of the wiliest coaches in the Premier League and might be the next man in charge at the London Stadium, putting his shrewd tactics to use for the development of the Hammers as a side. His decisions and strategies have made the Baggies to show resilience against the big teams of Premier League and finish in the top ten last term.
Eddie Howe
The Bournemouth manager can be another good replacement for Slaven Bilic, given his past record in the Premier League in the last term, which helped the South Coast club secure a ninth position finish in the league table. The Englishman is known for his innovative ways and might be the one the Hammers are searching for.
