West Ham are unlikely to offer David Moyes a contract extension beyond next summer, according to reports.

The Hammers have just one win in their last seven Premier League games and are now on a run of three defeats in a row after Brentford beat them 3-2 at the weekend. The poor form leaves the Conference League champions 11th in the table after 11 played.

talkSPORT claim Moyes' job is safe for now despite the poor form – but the chances of him still being in the London Stadium dugout next season are slim. The Scot, 60, probably won't be given a new deal, with his current one expiring at the end of the campaign.

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He and the board have often clashed over plans during his second stint in charge and he was seemingly at risk of the sack last year as they struggled in the league. Much like this season, however, they performed far better in cup competitions.

It's been suggested he could take up a technical role instead, allowing a new manager to be brought in and freshen things up. He expressed his frustration at the current performances after their latest loss.

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“We've found that we've not dealt with things which as a player I would have been disgusted with myself for not being able to deal with them much better," he told reporters post-match on Saturday. I don't think my teams do that.

"That is why I am annoyed that I've come here and not been able to defend when put under pressure. We're talking about small things, but small things lead to bigger things. We didn't deal well enough with the small things."

West Ham have already faced Brighton, Manchester City, Liverpool, Newcastle and Aston Villa – five of the teams who finished in the top seven last season. Their upcoming fixture schedule reads much kinder, starting with Nottingham Forest at home next weekend and followed up by a trip to Burnley after the international break.

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