West Ham and Everton expected to move quickly on managerial decisions over Sean Dyche and Julen Lopetegui in next 24 hours; both sides in conversation with Graham Potter over potentially taking over;

Graham Potter's talks wit West Ham over becoming the club's new manager have reportedly hit a stumbling block. The club are expected to imminently sack Spanish boss Julen Lopetegui after conceding nine goals in their last two games, with Potter widely touted to replace him.

Former Chelsea and Brighton boss Graham Potter looks set to become the next West Ham manager. BBC Sport examines whether he is a good fit for the job.

Sky Sports News reported on Monday that Graham Potter was a leading candidate to replace Julen Lopetegui at West Ham in the event the Spaniard leaves the club; source says Lopetegui will be sacked once an agreement is reached with preferred target;

West Ham United could still make a move for Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin this summer, according to reports - with the former England international entering the final six months of his deal at Goodison Park in a move that could spell an end to his nine-year tenure on Merseyside.

Julen Lopetegui has been sacked after just six months in charge of West Ham, with Graham Potter lined up to take over. Lopetegui was appointed as David Moyes’s successor last summer and given significant backing in the transfer window as the Hammers targeted another push for European qualification.

Former Chelsea and Brighton manager, Graham Potter, is set to be announced as the new head coach of West Ham. The Hammers have already sacked Julen Lopetegui as their boss on Thursday. This was confirmed by football transfer expert,

West Ham have sacked head coach Julen Lopetegui, with an agreement in place for Graham Potter to take over at the London Stadium.

Former Chelsea manager Graham Potter is ready to make his return to the Premier League more than 18 months after being sacked by the Stamford Bridge club.