Frank Lampard on West Ham United radar?

West Ham United secured their first Premier League win of the season with a convincing 3-0 victory over Nottingham Forest before the international break, ending a rough start that included two league defeats and a Carabao Cup exit to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

While Graham Potter’s position remains intact for now, the Hammers are reportedly exploring their options should they decide a managerial change is needed sooner rather than later.

Frank Lampard Emerges on West Ham’s Radar

According to Football Insider, West Ham have shortlisted Frank Lampard as a potential candidate to replace Potter. The former Chelsea and Everton manager, currently at Derby County, is said to be eager for a Premier League return. Lampard’s high-profile playing career, including three Premier League titles with Chelsea, certainly adds appeal, but his managerial record has been mixed.

Do the Hammers Need a More Experienced Hand?

West Ham’s current squad features several new signings, and some experts suggest a more seasoned manager could better assert authority and guide the team through a critical early-season phase. Lampard has shown strength in developing young talent, but questions remain over his tactical consistency and ability to implement a robust strategy at the top-flight level.

With the London Stadium’s squad in transition, West Ham may benefit from a manager with both leadership experience and proven tactical acumen to maximize the potential of their latest investments.

Mourinho Could Also Be in the Frame

Adding further intrigue, Jose Mourinho has been linked with the West Ham job following his departure from Fenerbahce. The prospect of the “Special One” stepping into a Premier League role once again raises questions about who the Hammers ultimately see as the right fit to steer the club forward.

With Potter’s future still under review, the coming weeks could prove pivotal for West Ham, who are eager to ensure their summer signings start paying dividends sooner rather than later.