Former West Ham manager Harry Redknapp says the club approaching and talking to Graham Potter while Julen Lopetegui remains in charge is "disrespectful". "No doubt about that," Redknapp told BBC Radio London.

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Graham Potter closing in on a return to management with West Ham to replace Julen Lopetegui; positive talks held with club officials and he could be in charge for the FA Cup clash against Aston Villa on Friday;

First came the managerial appointment of head coach Julen Lopetegui in May. The Spaniard replaced David Moyes, who was previously at the helm for four and a half years. It was a bold decision from the board and one which still polarises opinion, but they felt it was a risk worth taking, and only time will tell if they will rue that decision.

West Ham are on the cusp of ending their managerial search as they edge closer to appointing Graham Potter as Julen Lopetegui’s successor. The deal was initially thought to be hanging in the balance, but Sky Sports reports that there has been productive discussions between both parties, and optimism is high that an agreement can be reached.

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