David Moyes lays out specific summer transfer plans despite continued speculation over his West Ham future

David Moyes has laid out his specific summer transfer plans despite continued speculation over his West Ham future.

Hammers boss David Moyes has been on something of a charm offensive of late amid rumours about West Ham potentially parting ways with him at the end of the season.

It was claimed last week that the Scot and head of recruitment Rob Newman are effectively ‘done’ at West Ham.

Majority stakeholder David Sullivan has backed Moyes on several occasions when speaking to Hammers News this season.

But that has not stopped the likes of The Times claiming West Ham will bid Moyes farewell even if he keeps the club up and wins the Europa Conference League.

Hammers boss David Moyes with head of recruitment Rob Newman. Photo: West Ham

David Moyes lays out specific summer transfer plans despite continued speculation over his West Ham future

A report from 90min has also made similar claims of late.

A board confidant claimed last week that Moyes ‘will not be given another penny to spend’.

This week the Scot praised West Ham’s ‘clever’ board for making the ‘correct decision’ to stick by him.

‘I see a change here or there and an addition or two’

“For the most part of the planning is put on the back burner until you have kept your Premier League status,” Moyes said in his pre-Brentford press conference when asked about next season at West Ham.

“The truth is the only focus has been on staying in the Premier League.

“We have brought in a big number of players last summer so I see (this summer) more as tinkering and bits and pieces being done here and there.

“I see a change here or there and an addition or two.”

Last weekend West Ham vice-chair Karren Brady sparked speculation the club are eyeing a move for Ange Postecoglou by waxing lyrical about the Celtic boss in her latest column.