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Graham Potter's Struggles Continue as West Ham Held to 1-1 Draw by Understrength Tottenham Side
Tottenham Hotspur have fully shifted their focus toward success in the Europa League, with manager Ange Postecoglou opting to rotate his squad heavily for their visit to the London Stadium.
Despite this, West Ham were unable to capitalize, settling for a 1-1 draw after Jarrod Bowen cancelled out Wilson Odobert’s early goal.
Manager Graham Potter has now managed just three wins in 16 matches since taking over from Julen Lopetegui.
This dismal run has prompted increasing doubts over whether he is the right man to lead the Hammers forward.
Potter’s last victory came in a 2-0 win against Leicester City back on February 27.
West Ham currently sit 17th in the Premier League with only three fixtures left, though they have avoided the threat of relegation thanks to the bottom three clubs already being confirmed for the drop.
Amid growing concerns from fans, the West Ham ownership has offered public backing to Potter. According to Hammers News (5 May), the board stated: “We still 100 per cent believe in him.”
Nonetheless, the upcoming summer transfer window could be decisive for Potter’s future.
To secure long-term stability at the club and climb back into the Premier League’s top half, a strong start to next season will be crucial.
That goal begins with recruitment. Potter must reshape the squad to reflect his vision, with Borussia Monchengladbach forward Tim Kleindienst among the targets to strengthen the attacking line.
However, the summer may also bring significant departures. Up to 15 players could leave the club, and uncertainty continues to surround the future of star midfielder Lucas Paquetá.
He awaits an FA hearing over alleged betting violations, with a possible lifetime ban on the table.
Should Potter fail to conduct a productive transfer window or begin next season poorly, his position at the helm may come under immediate threat.
The early stages of the new campaign could be critical in determining whether he remains in charge at the London Stadium.
