West Ham United and David Moyes reach an agreement on three incoming players.

For the 2023–24 season, West Ham United has officially announced three new additions to David Moyes’ coaching staff.

According to the West Ham website, John Heitinga, Mark Robson, and Henry Newman have joined the manager’s first-team staff.

The group completes Moyes’ season-long backup crew, joining Billy McKinlay, Kevin Nolan, and goalkeeping coach Xavi Valero, West Ham said.

John is a somebody I’ve known for a very long time, according to Moyes, who spoke to the West Ham website. “Since starting his coaching career in the Ajax Academy and moving up to their first squad, he has received some really valuable experience.

“Mark and Henry have both earned the chance to advance within our structure and are already well known to everyone here at the club.

“John, Mark, and Henry will all contribute experience in various fields and strengthen the areas where we already excel as a coaching team, joining Billy, Kevin, and Xavi.”

Following the departure of club captain Declan Rice, West Ham spent the summer improving their team. However, it is now time to improve the coaching staff.

The previous Hammers coaching staff was obviously doing a great job based on the team’s success in the club’s first four Premier League games, but it won’t hurt to bring in some more seasoned individuals.

They will undoubtedly be of assistance to Moyes moving ahead, as the manager is expected to face a great deal of pressure once the Hammers begin their Europa League campaign.

After a busy summer, the London Stadium team has had a great start, winning both games against Chelsea and Brighton by scores of 3-1.

The Hammers and recently promoted Luton also squared off.

In other West Ham news, after their recent victory against Luton, some incredible Premier League statistics have emerged, giving the Hammers a new hero.