Following Bayern Munich’s announcement that Thomas Tuchel will depart at the end of the current campaign, West Ham has moved “step closer” to appointing the former Chelsea manager.
The Daily Express reported on February 21st that West Ham is eyeing Thomas Tuchel as a potential replacement for David Moyes, who is facing pressure. Tuchel, having had a disappointing stint in Bayern, is eager to revitalize his career, making him an enticing prospect for the Irons. The club’s leadership holds him in high regard, appreciating his experience and tactical prowess, which he has demonstrated at clubs like Borussia Dortmund, Paris Saint-Germain, and Chelsea, where he contended for titles. Tuchel’s attractive style of play offers a potential breath of fresh air for fans fatigued by Moyes’ tenure. However, securing his services may pose challenges, including competition from other clubs and meeting his financial and personnel demands, which could strain West Ham’s resources.
His hiring would demonstrate the club’s desire to play English football at the top level, but he ought to have applied for the position in the first place.
