West Ham United midfielder Mark Noble is bracing himself for the biggest season in the club's recent history.

Hammers will play their last season at Upton Park's Boleyn Ground under new manager Slaven Bilic before they move to the Olympic Stadium next season.

The east London club is also involved in the Europa League this year, for the first time in almost a decade, and Noble is looking forward to a monumental campaign with his beloved club.

"With European football hopefully we are going to have a lot of games and we need a big squad to deal with that. With the quality of players that are coming in it is only going to help us," he told the club's official website.

"I have said this is a big season for us to stay in the Premier League and to go into the new stadium on a high. This season is probably the biggest in the club's history and we need all the players that we can get.

"I made my debut at Upton Park and have had some amazing times there. Hopefully we can go out on a bang and I'm sure the fans will be with us.

"To sell out the ground for the first qualifying round of the Europa League is a credit to the fans and I'm sure we will sell out every week."