West Ham United are reportedly looking at Slaven Bilic as a potential replacement for Graham Potter.The West Ham United manager is under a lot of pressure after a disappointing start to the season, and he could be shown the door soon. The London club could look to bring back their former manager in that case, as per TBR.Bilic has been linked with a return in the past.Slaven Bilic to return?Bilic is currently managing Al-Fateh, and it will be interesting to see if he is willing to return to the Premier League. The opportunity to manage West Ham could be attractive for him. It would be ideal for him to return to a top European club.He has previously done reasonably well for the Hammers, even though his percentage is not exceptional. He has a career win percentage of 39% and he managed to win 38% of his matches at West Ham.More Stories / Latest NewsReport: West Ham want manager who has failed to win over 60% of matches he has coachedSep 18 2025, 21:05Report: Man United dealt blow in their pursuit of 43-year-old managerial targetSep 18 2025, 20:53Report: Tottenham ready to offer Liverpool & Chelsea target £100k-a-weekSep 18 2025, 19:36Bilic to replace Graham Potter?Slaven Bilic coach of Al Fateh reacts during the Saudi Pro League match. (Photo by Yasser Bakhsh/Getty Images)It will be interesting to see if West Ham decide to part ways with Potter in the coming weeks. He has not been able to deliver despite substantial backing in the transfer market. They have a quality team at their disposal, and a new manager might be able to bring out the best in them. Bilic knows the club well, and he will look to make an instant impact. He will be able to settle in quickly as well.It remains to be seen how the West Ham United fans react to the decision if he is brought back. Ideally, they should look to aim higher. A club of their stature should be pushing for European football regularly. A quality manager could take them to that level.The post Report: West Ham want manager who has failed to win over 60% of matches he has coached appeared first on CaughtOffside.