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#3 Slavisa Jokanovic
The current Fulham manager could already have been a West Ham boss now, if things had gone another way last season, but the Hammers’ board still likes him a lot. He could well be the man to replace Slaven Bilic.
He may not have got Fulham promoted right after coming in or after two years of his stay there, but he was the man who took Watford back up the Premier League back in 2015. He has brought in an element of stability at Fulham and this could well be the season when he brings the Cottagers back into the first division.
The Serbian has loads of managerial experience, having managed Thailand, Bulgaria and Spain and that could well act as a vital factor in tilting the decision towards him.
He may not be the most well known of choices, but it could certainly work out.
