Former Liverpool and Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is the “one name” that could tempt West Ham into dispensing with the services of David Moyes, according to journalist Paul Brown.

The freelance reporter, who has worked for the Daily Star among other publications, claims Rodgers is someone that the Hammers board would seriously consider appointing after the 50-year-old left Leicester:

“I just feel like Brendan Rodgers is the one name who’s now out there that might turn their heads a bit and might change things for the owners.”

At the moment, it appears that Moyes will remain in charge until the end of the season. While West Ham are not out of danger in terms of relegation yet, they are four points above the dropzone with a game in hand.

Even if the Irons do stay up this campaign, though, the club’s hierarchy have a serious decision to make on Moyes’ future.

After such a disappointing season, a change in the dugout will have to be considered, and it appears Rodgers would be top of the list of potential candidates.