David Moyes shares what West Ham United’s board have told him about January transfers

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West Ham United boss David Moyes may want to spend in the January transfer window.

David Moyes has told Football.London that he was told by West Ham United’s board that he was promised money to spend in January when he took over at the London Stadium.

Moyes may already be waiting for the transfer window, as West Ham have seriously lacked quality in his first three games in charge.

Moyes witnessed West Ham lose 4-0 to fellow strugglers Everton at Goodison Park in midweek.

The Hammers are now in 18th place in the Premier League table, and look as if they need a huge injection of quality if they are to make it out of trouble.

And Moyes is confident that he will be given funds to spend in the upcoming transfer window.

“They told me when I came that if things were needed then it’s possible to do so but I am focusing on the players where now, not players who are elsewhere,” Moyes said.

West Ham have already been linked with the likes of William Carvalho and Harry Arter ahead of the window opening again.

The Hammers are in danger of being cut adrift by the new year, though, unless they can start picking up wins quickly.

West Ham’s next match comes against Manchester City, in what looks like the toughest test of Moyes’ squad so far this season.