West Ham United is set for a shake-up as the club parts ways with Julen Lopetegui following a challenging start to the Premier League season. The Hammers, currently languishing in 14th place, will now embark on a new journey under a fresh manager.

This change marks a significant transition for Ghanaian star Mohammed Kudus, who has been one of West Ham’s standout performers this season. Under Lopetegui, the 23-year-old midfielder registered three goals and one assist in 15 league appearances, showing glimpses of his potential. However, with Lopetegui’s departure, Kudus will have to adapt to a new playing style and leadership approach.

Reports indicate that Graham Potter, known for his expertise in developing young talent and building cohesive teams, is the frontrunner for the managerial position. The former Brighton and Chelsea boss could provide the perfect environment for Kudus to thrive and take his game to the next level.

Kudus, who had a stellar season last year with eight goals and six assists, will be eager to impress the incoming manager and elevate his contributions further. Fans will be hoping that the coaching change reinvigorates the Hammers’ season and unlocks the Ghanaian’s full potential.