David Moyes agrees new three years deal with the Hammers after finishing 6th in the last season premier League and qualifying for Europa League.
West Ham United manager David Moyes has agreed new three years contract with the London club.
The Hammers qualified for the Europa League after the finished 6th in the Premier League last season.
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Moyes replaced former manager former manager Manuel Pellegrini in 2019 and since then put the club in a positive place.
Speaking after West Ham secured European qualification on the final day of the season, Moyes said: “I think it’s a huge achievement from where we came from. It’s the biggest step the club has ever made – to jump this far is incredible. We are in a really good place at the moment.
“I think the players have been remarkable, we have grown as a team and got better and we are in a really good place at the moment. We have to take it on again and keep up the standards we have set.
“If I have the exact same group of players next season I think we can continue to be successful. I am hoping we can add similar characters to the squad next season.”
