West Ham United is thrilled to announce the appointment of Graham Potter as the Club’s new Head Coach. The 49-year-old tactician has signed a two-and-a-half-year contract and will take charge of the team for the first time during the FA Cup third-round match against Aston Villa.
A Sought-After Coach Returns to Premier League Management
After leaving Chelsea in April 2023, Potter has taken time to evaluate his next move, ensuring it aligns with his philosophy and vision. Known for his progressive tactics and adaptability, Potter previously impressed at Östersund, Swansea City, and Brighton & Hove Albion. His appointment reflects the Club’s commitment to long-term growth and success.
Graham Potter’s Vision for West Ham United
Speaking about his new role, Potter expressed excitement:
“West Ham United is a huge Club, at the heart of London, with a tremendous fanbase and great support all around the world. The Club has strong foundations and ambitions to build on its recent success, including the Europa Conference League victory in 2023.”
Potter emphasized the shared values between him and the Club’s Board, highlighting a collaborative approach to achieving both short-term and long-term goals.
Building on Strong Foundations
Potter recognizes the strides West Ham has made in recent years and is eager to continue this upward trajectory. His aim is to create a team and a Club the supporters can take pride in, blending hard work and strategic planning to achieve consistent success.
