West Ham are preparing for a longer future with David Moyes and it seems the Scottish manager is also preparing to remain at the London Stadium.
The former Manchester United and Sunderland manager has overseen major improvements since replacing Slaven Bilic earlier this year and looks set to lead the Hammers to safety from relegation.
Initially signed on a deal until the end of the season, it’s now reported that West Ham will offer extended terms to their experienced boss and The Express names two players that Moyes has his eyes on this summer.
Per the reports, Moyes is keen on bringing 18-year-old Metz midfielder Vincent Thill and 21-year-old Twente goalkeeper Joel Drommel to the London Stadium, with both seen as ideal signings for the future.
Thill, already capped six times by Luxembourg, can be seen as the ideal long-term replacement for ageing midfielder Mark Noble, whilst Drommel could become the long-term first-choice goalkeeper for the Hammers.
