After the close of the January transfer window, West Ham United manager David Moyes has provided an update on his contract situation with the club. Moyes revealed that talks over a new deal are progressing and are “well down the line,” indicating that he expects further progress to be made in the coming weeks.
Moyes, whose current contract is set to expire at the end of the season, had faced uncertainty earlier in the campaign regarding a potential extension. However, following West Ham’s impressive performance that led to their best-ever points tally at the midway point of a Premier League season, it is now widely anticipated that Moyes will sign a new deal. The manager’s success includes delivering the club’s first major silverware in 43 years by winning last season’s Europa Conference League, and also leading the team into the knockout stages of the Europa League, set to resume next month.
Moyes had previously indicated his intention to hold discussions with the club’s owners early in the new year, and now, with the transfer window closed, he has confirmed that negotiations will resume. “We’ll get back on it now the window is shut,” Moyes stated, expressing confidence that progress will continue in the next few weeks.
The latest update from Moyes provides reassurance to West Ham fans and stakeholders that the club and the manager are moving forward with the contract negotiations. As the team continues to achieve success on the field, securing Moyes’ future at the club is likely to be a top priority for West Ham United.
