West Ham insist they are not making plans to change manager in the summer and will hold talks with David Moyes at the end of the season.
A report has claimed that Moyes is unlikely to extend his stay at West Ham past the end of the current campaign regardless of whether or not the club stay in the Premier League.
Moyes agreed a contract until the end of the season when he replaced Slaven Bilic in November and, despite a significant upturn in results and performances, he has maintained that he has no intention of opening talks about a new deal yet.
Premier League relegation 2017/18 (via Sky Bet)
Huddersfield Town - 8/15
West Brom - 8/13
Stoke City - 6/5
Swansea City - 11/8
Newcastle United - 2/1
Brighton and Hove Albion - 3/1
West Ham - 11/2
Southampton - 7/1
Crystal Palace - 15/2
Watford - 22/1
Bournemouth - 50/1
Everton - 50/1
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The club have reiterated their stance that discussions over any new deal will take place once the season is over.
A statement read: "As previously stated on a number of occasions, the club and David Moyes agreed a deal until the end of the 2017/18 season, at which point both parties will sit down and discuss the future.
"Until then, the board and David Moyes will continue to work closely together, with the manager having full responsibility of footballing matters and the full support of the board.
"Everyone's sole focus is on trying to achieve results for West Ham United."
