New West Ham boss Lopetegui vows to make 'big noise'

Lopetegui has agreed a two-year contract with the option of a third season. The 57-year-old Spaniard had been out of work since leaving Wolves on the eve of the just-concluded Premier League season.
Lopetegui will officially begin work with the Hammers on July 1, replacing David Moyes after the Scot's exit at the end of this season. "We came here with the idea and the thought to make a big, big noise," Lopetegui said. "That's why we came here, and we are excited by this challenge.
"Of course, we are going to do our best to help the club and the team to achieve the best level and to achieve our aims. I assure the fans that they are going to be key in all our achievements."

Moyes had led West Ham to their first major trophy in 43 years when they won the Europa Conference League in 2023. But the Hammers finished ninth in the Premier League in the 2023/24 season, missing out on European qualification.
Former Manchester United boss Moyes, who had been in charge since 2019, fell out of favour among fans due to his cautious tactics. Lopetegui plans to improve on Moyes' achievements as he looks to make his mark in east London.
"We will try to put our stamp on the club. I feel that we have a fantastic platform," he said. "I think the last few years have been very good to have this base, but my ambition as a coach is always to be better, to achieve more and bigger aims. We are very ambitious about this."