West Ham will target Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez should they sack beleaguered Slaven Bilic


WEST HAM will attempt to lure Rafa Benitez to the east London for the second time should Slaven Bilic be axed this summer.

The Hammers are without a win in five matches as they continue to plummet down the table.

Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez is the man West Ham want to replace Slaven Bilic
Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez is the man West Ham want to replace Slaven Bilic
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SunSport revealed Bilic would be fired unless he halts his side’s slide and secures a top ten finish in the Premier League.


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And the Daily Mirror claim Newcastle manager Benitez, who looks likely to lead the Championship-leaders to promotion, is the man they want to replace him

West Ham first approached the Spaniard two years ago, but he rejected their advances to take charge of Real Madrid.

However, Benitez was frustrated with the lack of financial backing by the Magpies board in January and his long-term future at St James’ Park is still uncertain.

He remains well-thought by Hammers joint-chairman David Sullivan and is the No1 target to take over at London Stadium.

Speaking back in 2015, Sullivan said: “We were two hours from getting Benitez and then Real came in.

“We had agreed a contract and everything.

Slaven Bilic is on the brink of losing his job at West Ham after a terrible run of form
Slaven Bilic is on the brink of losing his job at West Ham after a terrible run of form
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West Ham joint-chairman David Sullivan remains a big admirer of Rafa Benitez
West Ham joint-chairman David Sullivan remains a big admirer of Rafa Benitez
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Rafa Benitez looked set to go to West Ham two years ago but rejected them to go to Real Madrid
Rafa Benitez looked set to go to West Ham two years ago but rejected them to go to Real Madrid
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“He is a top manager, whatever anybody says, and I think he’d have done a wonderful job for us.”

Former Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is another name in the frame.

He is currently a free agent after being sacked by Inter Milan last August.


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