Explained: Why West Ham and Everton are so keen on Graham Potter

Tuesday 7 January 2025 11:33, UK

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Sky Sports senior reporter Rob Dorsett explains why Graham Potter is a man in demand at the moment, with both West Ham and Everton reportedly keen on his services - should they decide to change manager.

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