West Ham united technical director Tim Steidten is leaving the London side after Graham Potter brought his own head of recruitment, the club has said.

West Ham united technical director Tim Steidten is leaving the London side after new manager Graham Potter brought his own head of recruitment, the Premier League club said on Tuesday.

The Ireland international has joined on loan for the rest of the season craving game time and should thrive under a familiar coaching setup

West Ham’s Bold Deadline-Day Moves Earn Graham Potter’s PraiseWest Ham’s deadline-day business has drawn praise from manager Graham Potter, despite his side falling to a 2-1 defeat against

The Hammers still have a very talented squad, though. Now it is up to Potter to get the best out of them – but I really like that Ferguson deal.

West Ham announce Tim Steidten exit as Graham Potter explanation given - The club said Potter bringing in his own head of recruitment was behind the decision

West Ham United's deadline-day dealings have been praised by manager Graham Potter, as the club moved swiftly to strengthen their squad following a 2-1 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

West Ham have confirmed that Tim Steidten is no longer at the club with the recruitment chief leaving after less than two years in which several big-money signings have failed to make an impact

He almost took revenge on his former employers, with Jarrod Bowen giving West Ham a one-goal lead by the break. But Pedro Neto equalised in the 64th minute, before an Aaron Wan-Bissaka own goal decided the contest in favour of the hosts.

West Ham United made only one signing in the January transfer window and that was the arrival of striker Evan Ferguson from Brighton in a loan move.The club also welcomed back James Ward-Prowse and

West Ham United technical director Tim Steidten is leaving the London side after new manager Graham Potter brought his own head of recruitment, the Premier League club said on Tuesday.