West Ham United reportedly intend to part company with manager David Moyes following their final game of the season at home to Everton.
The 55-year-old was only appointed by the Hammers as Slaven Bilic's successor in November, signing a contract to see him through until the end of the season.
According to The Telegraph, United are highly unlikely to extend that deal any further, meaning that the visit of former club Everton could be the Scotsman's final game in the London Stadium dugout.
Sources inside West Ham are said to rate the ex-Manchester United manager's chances of staying on as "no more than 25%", with an announcement to be made as early as next week.
Moyes hinted earlier this week that he would also consider his position in the summer, as he wants to be at a club whose aspirations match his own.
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