West Ham turn to Parker to replace Potter | OneFootball

Scott Parker is emerging as a potential managerial target for West Ham to replace Graham Potter.

It is widely anticipated that the club will part ways with Potter in the coming weeks, with the club languising in the relegation zone following a dreadful start to the season, with 5 defeats in the opening 6 matches in all competitions.

West Ham travel to both Everton and Arsenal ahead of the next international break, with it antiocipated that a new manager will be in place by that time.

Nuno Espirito Santo is regarded at the frontrunner at present, with the former Nottingham Forest boss having held talks with both Karren Brady and David Sullivan last week, however there is a suggestion that the club are considering a move for former player and current Burnley boss Parker.

Parker was a firm fan favourite during his time in east London between 2007-2011 and since then has established himself as a highly regarded manager, who is well liked at Burnley.

Although it would be against the grain for West Ham to appoint managers in contract, rumours suggest the club are seriously considering a move to land Parker to replace Potter.