West Ham United boss David Moyes currently has his side sitting in 16th place in the Premier League table.
West Ham United boss David Moyes will not necessarily be released if they are relegated this season, according to the London Evening Standard.
West Ham are currently hovering just above the drop zone, with the Premier League season currently suspended.
If the campaign does get back underway, the Hammers will be looking nervously over their shoulders.
But West Ham will not have an easy way to get rid of Moyes, if they do go down.
The Scottish boss didn’t want a release clause put into his contract, as he reportedly sees the job as a long-term one.
Moyes wants to be at West Ham for the foreseeable future, as he looks to build at the London Stadium.
Moyes has not exactly sparked a massive improvement in West Ham’s performances since he took charge so far, but they did put in some more impressive displays just before the suspension.
West Ham ran Liverpool and Arsenal close, and also beat Southampton before play was brought to a halt.
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