One of David Moyes’ most trusted allies has weighed in on his future at West Ham United.
Following Stuart Pearce’s departure from the club, Paul Nevin became the Hammers’ first-team manager and is arguably now Moyes’ right-hand man.
One of the most experienced managers in the game, Nevin has previous experience working with Gareth Southgate’s England team.
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However, now back and fully focused on guiding the Hammers into the Premier League table, Nevin – who recently spoke to the Evening Standard about his future – hinted that he will move on – but only when the time is right and only when the right club is calling.
“I’m not looking at it right now,” Nevin said.
“I am in a great place with a great club, but I owe it to myself and to the people I have worked with (try management).
“If the right opportunity came at the right time, then I need to try it because maybe with that push in the door, if I’m successful, it can allow me to attract others and give them opportunities…
“As a coach, you always have to be willing to look for opportunities. Sometimes they don’t show up in the perfect place, where your family and network are.”
