West Ham boss David Moyes has said finishing in the top four of the Premier League "is a possibility" for his side this season.
The Hammers, who are currently sixth, have not finished in the top four since 1985-86.
"A top-10 position would be excellent for West Ham considering where we were - but we're much higher up now, so I'm looking up," Moyes told Football Focus.
"I don't see why we can't be around those [top four] positions."
West Ham, who are set to face Leeds at London Stadium on Monday, have won 13 league games this season - three more than they managed in the 2019-20 campaign.
"We wanted to get away from the West Ham where you weren't sure which West Ham was going to turn up - were you going to get a disappointing result against a team you shouldn't, or win when you probably weren't expecting to?" said Moyes.
He added: "The players have changed my mentality because now I'm looking up to see how high I can get - I have to praise the players for that."
