David Moyes took charge of West Ham for a second time in 2019
Moyes' future had been the subject of huge speculation throughout the season.
On three occasions, the Scot appeared to be one game from the sack, however, each time, West Ham won and eventually secured their Premier League future with two games to spare.
The Hammers have since gone on to end their 43-year wait for a trophy by beating Fiorentina in Prague.
And it has now been decided Moyes, 60, will stay in his job as West Ham look forward to European football for the third successive season for the first time in their history.
Moyes will have to cope without skipper Declan Rice, who is set to leave the club this summer, but is eager to build on their Conference League triumph.
"I hope we can continue to make progress. I think we have done over the last two or three years and last night was progress because we won a trophy. It was massive for us to win a trophy," Moyes said when interviewed during West Ham's open-top bus parade in London on Friday.
"It's very hard to compete at the top end every season but all you can do is try your best every season and that's what we do - and next season that's what we'll do."
-- Courtesy of BBC Sport