“Absolutely HUMILIATING! Jacob Steinberg Drops JAW-DROPPING West Ham Transfer Bombshell You NEED to See!”
Jacob Steinberg anticipates a hectic summer transfer window for West Ham United.
Since taking charge at the London Stadium in January, Graham Potter has only made one addition to the West Ham squad—bringing in Evan Ferguson on loan from Brighton.
Despite inheriting a team that featured over £120 million worth of signings from the previous summer, any early optimism about a revival under the former Chelsea boss appears to have faded.
Under Potter’s management, the Irons have managed just three wins in 14 games.
As of Sunday, April 19, they could find themselves only a spot above the relegation zone if Wolves secure a draw against Manchester United. The growing fear of relegation is becoming hard to ignore.
Their most recent setback came in a disappointing 1-1 draw at home against already-relegated Southampton.
The performance was widely criticized, with journalist Jacob Steinberg describing the result as “embarrassing.”
He expressed deep concern over how far the club has fallen since lifting the UEFA Conference League trophy in 2023.
Posting on his X account, Steinberg wrote: “Embarrassing result for West Ham. Amazing there’s such apathy around the place two years after winning a European trophy.
Huge summer coming up—they will be relegation candidates if this isn’t sorted out (and the promoted teams are any use).”
The summer transfer window is shaping up to be crucial for West Ham, who must act decisively to avoid being dragged into another relegation fight next season.
Potter’s current run of six games without a win has only added to the scrutiny.
Comparisons have even been drawn to Julen Lopetegui’s earlier struggles, yet Potter seems to be facing far less criticism in the media.
Some believe he has been given a pass despite the team’s consistently poor displays.
Given the circumstances, questions are being raised about Potter’s leadership and tactical approach.
Unless results improve soon, West Ham chairman David Sullivan may be forced to reconsider the manager’s future at the end of the season.
Without a clear turnaround, it would hardly be surprising if the club opted for a change in the dugout.
