West Ham will continue to keep faith with manager Slaven Bilic as the the club’s owners don’t see an obvious alternative to replace him as boss at the London Stadium, according to the Daily Star.
Hammers co-owners David Sullivan and David Gold are believed to be still convinced that the Croatian can turn things around despite an awful 5-1 defeat at home against Arsenal at the weekend.
Bilic criticised his players lack of intensity in both matches and training after the humbling loss, but many fans are questioning the signings that were made over the summer with notable flops including Simone Zaza, Gokhan Tore, Havard Nordtveit, Sofiane Feghouli, Jonathan Calleri and Arthur Masuaku all failing to make the grade this season.
The Star reports however that Sullivan and Gold are willing to allow Bilic another transfer window to correct some of the mistakes made in the summer but it is believed the West Ham manager will have to sell before he buys.
