It’s over for him,” as journalist shares an update on the West Ham manager

West Ham United remain “100% behind” manager Julen Lopetegui, but concerns are mounting over the team’s disappointing start to the season.

According to BBC journalist Simon Stone, while the club’s ranking is standing by the Spaniard, the pressure is on to reverse their properties quickly.

The Hammers have struggled to find form, managing just three wins in their opening 11 Premier League matches.

This poor run has left them suffering in 14th place, with the mood at the London Stadium described as increasingly tense.

Adding to the troubles, senior players are reportedly “not fully on board” with Lopetegui’s methods, raising questions about his ability to unite the squad.

Despite reports suggesting dissatisfaction behind the scenes, Stone clarified that the club’s leadership continues to support Lopetegui.

However, the understanding is clear: results must improve swiftly to avoid further confusion.

Having succeeded David Moyes in the summer, Lopetegui arrived with a strong reputation, including tasks with Real Madrid and the Spanish national team.

Backed by a £125 million transfer cost, expectations were high. Yet, his side has appeared sluggish and uninspired, supplying guessing about his future.

The whispers of frustration have led to potential replacements being discussed, but for now, Lopetegui remains at the command, tasked with restoring confidence and stability.