It will be interesting to see how the situation unfolds in the next 24 hours. Both Everton and West Ham are facing pressure from supporters and poor results, which may lead to a change in management. Graham Potter seems to be a top choice for both clubs, given his availability and lack of need for compensation. It remains to be seen which direction both clubs will take and if Potter will indeed be the man to take over at either club, or perhaps neither.
Additionally, both clubs are in precarious positions in the league table, which could add to the pressure and scrutiny on Potter should he take over. Everton’s recent history of managerial turnover could also give him pause, as stability is key to implementing long-term plans.
Ultimately, it will come down to the discussions Potter has with the clubs and the assurances he receives about the level of support and commitment they are willing to provide him. Both Everton and West Ham would benefit from having a manager of Potter’s caliber, but it will be up to him to decide which opportunity aligns best with his ambitions and values.