West Ham United will sack manager Slaven Bilic if his side at home to Swansea this weekend, according to a report from Sam Wallace and Matt Law of The Telegraph.
The fall from grace that West Ham have suffered this season has been quite remarkable. In 2015/16, they played some great football and finished in 7th place on 62 points.
Fast forward a little less than a year are in 15th place with 33 points, just five above the relegation zone and a defeat to Swansea would reduce that gap even further.
According to the report in the Telegraph, the West Ham board have already lined up a contingency plan in terms of who’d take over until the end of the season if Bilic is sacked, with Academy director Terry Westley one of the names in the frame.
A win on Saturday would be a huge boost for the Hammers but a loss, which would be their sixth in a row, could see the end of Bilic’s time in charge of the club.
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