West Ham United boss David Moyes wants to win a trophy.

The Scottish coach is hoping that he can take the Hammers over another hurdle in the coming season.

While they did impress in the Europa League last season, West Ham did not do enough to reach the final or win the competition.

"In my first season at Everton I was probably the youngest manager in the Premier League. Now I am the oldest," he told Evening Standard.

"I guess we all change as we move through life but the constant for me is that I start another season in the Premier League with an ambition to show what I can do and how I can challenge the elite managers in this country.

"For me, I go again with plenty of energy, looking forward to it and wanting my team to be successful. I want us to be spoken about well in football circles because we have good players and bright young talent.

"I am enjoying my time at West Ham because I do see so much more room to grow this club. At the moment, yes, it is a challenge to stay in and around the top teams when you see how much they are spending and their ability to attract the highest level of player.

"We're not quite there yet but we're doing our best to hang on to those teams. I feel I still have lots to do and as a manager going into every season I think I have something to prove because it can turn very quickly.

"I want to win things and challenge but longevity in football is not easy. Being a club manager is not something that very many people get the opportunity to do so, for me, it remains special, a privilege and an honour that people have chosen me to do it.

"That's why I have to try and prove every year that I am worthy of being in the post – and that's the same for every manager."