Watford manager Marco Silva has been linked with West Ham United boss David Moyes’s former club Everton.

According to BBC Sport, Everton are interested in appointing Silva as their new manager.
The Portuguese coach has been in charge of the Hornets since the summer of 2017 and is doing a wonderful job at Vicarage Road at the moment.
Silva was the manager of Hull City from January 2017 until the end of last season.

Although the Tigers’ performances under the 40-year-old improved and there were some very encouraging results, they failed to retain their Premier League status for the 2017-18 campaign and got relegated to the Championship.
Watford are in the top half of the Premier League table at the moment and appear to be challenging for a top-10 finish.

West Ham manager Moyes has suggested that he understands why Silva has been linked with his former club Everton.
“I think what he done at Hull, what he’s done at Watford, that’s the reason why,” Moyes told Football.London when asked if he is surprised that Silva has been linked with Everton.
“He has shown he can work in this league and has had great success at home especially. I think h has started very well. “
Receive exclusive football transfer news and updates twice a week to your mailbox
