Report shares two surprise offers David Moyes could receive as West Ham stance explained

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West Ham United boss David Moyes could have two interesting offers on the table when the season comes to an end.

UEFA want David Moyes in 2024 – but West Ham United may want him to move upstairs in East London.

That is according to the Daily Mail, who claim that Moyes may be replaced as West Ham boss come the summer.

Moyes finds himself under pressure once again with West Ham losing each of their last three Premier League games.

It’s now five defeats in seven for Moyes and some West Ham fans are starting to think that another manager could get more out of the Hammers squad.

David Moyes to be offered new West Ham role in the summer

Reports from the Daily Mail now suggest that a new contract for Moyes is unlikely at this stage.

The Scot’s contract ends in the summer and West Ham may decide to go in a different direction.

West Ham may not want Moyes to leave entirely though, with the report claiming that club executives are considering an offer to move him upstairs.

There could be another offer though with UEFA understood to be interested in Moyes too.

It’s suggested that UEFA could offer Moyes a technical position having served as a ‘technical observer’ at Euro 2016, the 2019 Nations League and in Champions League games.

This would be a more permanent position but it may well appeal to Moyes having worked with UEFA before.

It still feels early for Moyes to leave management

Moyes won the Europa Conference League last season, guiding West Ham to silverware in style.

Less than a year on, we are now hearing of two potential offers which could take Moyes away from the dugout.

The Scot may be frustrating some Hammers fans but he still has so much to offer as a coach in his 60’s.

Surely some Premier League clubs would love the stability Moyes provides, with plenty still left in the tank as a manager.

We can’t see Moyes wanting to move upstairs at West Ham and, even if he does leave the club, he will surely have offers to manage elsewhere rather than head into the UEFA setup.