Kevin Nolan has opened up on his time at West Ham United, and highlighted a big mistake the club made.
Since Nolan left, he has been speaking to numerous media outlets about his London Stadium spell.
It has been all change at West Ham this summer, after David Moyes left the club, along with first-team coach Kevin Nolan.
Julen Lopetegui replaced the Scot, and the Spaniard has already made seven big summer signings, whilst apparently being on the hunt for more.
The way that the 57-year-old is working is light and day from how Moyes used to operate during transfer windows.
The Scot would usually leave his transfer business right up until the final few days of the window due to his dithering over potential targets.
We don’t have that problem anymore, and as a result, there is huge excitement amongst the fans heading into the new season.
West Ham are spending some serious cash in the summer transfer window, with Lopetegui being backed to the hilt.
However, the Spaniard may have had an even bigger budget, had Moyes been more ruthless with one potential new signing in particular…
West Ham made a really poor £81m error, Kevin Nolan admits
The former Hammers coach has been speaking openly about his time at the London Stadium, and he made a major admission.
Nolan was a guest on the No Tippy Tappy Football podcast, and responded about West Ham’s interest in signing Julian Alvarez in the summer of 2022.
