Just a few hours after saying goodbye Julen Lopetegui he West Ham revealed who will be in charge of trying to redirect the course of a team occupying 14th position in Premier League.
The choice is Graham Potter49 years old, and this was announced by the British entity:
“He West Ham United are delighted to welcome Graham Potter as the club’s new manager.
The 49-year-old technician joined the ‘hammers’ who has a two-and-a-half-year contract and will lead his new team for the first time against Aston Villa in the third round of FA Cup on Friday night.
potter, a highly respected and sought after coach, is waiting for the right opportunity after leaving his last position at Chelsea in April 2023, and is the unanimous choice of the Board of Directors to move the club forward in accordance with its goals and ambitions.
potterwhose progressive style and flexible tactical approach have once impressed the Swedish club Ostersundhe Swansea City and the Brighton & Hove Albionn, he passionately returned in the direction of Premier League and relishes the opportunity to work with the team’s talented roster of international players. “West Ham United”.
Once your acquisition is announced, potter He said: “I’m delighted to be here. It’s important for me to wait until a job comes along that seems right for me and, at the same time, suitable for the club I’m joining. That’s the feeling With me the club. West Ham United“.
He added that “my conversations with the President and the Board have been very positive and constructive, we share the same values of hard work and high energy to create a solid foundation that can yield success, and we are in both wavelengths in terms of what is required in the short term and then how we want to move the club forward in the medium and long term.
He also indicated that “the West Ham United It’s a big club, in the middle of Londonwith a huge fan base and great support around the world. I saw the scenes that followed his victory at European Conference League in 2023 and it is clear that this is a club that has everything to be a consistent success, on and off the field.”
Finally, he explained that “the club has made a lot of progress over the years and made sure it has a very solid foundation to build on. You don’t win a European trophy by chance, there has to be a good foundation in a football club to do that, and the challenge now is to accept it and take the next steps, to build a team and a club that the fans can be proud of.
Source: La Verdad
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