West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic has three games to save his job and will be sacked if he does not record a victory in forthcoming weeks, according to The Sun.
The east London outfit have had a shocking start to the new campaign, losing five our of their first six Premier League games and being eliminated from the Europa League disappointingly in the qualifying stages.
Bilic had led the Irons to a progressive campaign last season and was being tipped to receive a new and improved contract for his hard work at the club where he stepped out during his playing days.
However, the latest report suggests that the Croatian trainer is under fire to deliver three points in one of the side’s next three games – which are against Middlesbrough, Crystal Palace and Sunderland.
The fixtures on paper look decidedly winnable and it is is suggested that Bilic’s position will become untenable should a victory not be recorded in the near future.
