West Ham line up Nuno as manager as Graham Potter is sacked after nine months in charge
West Ham has parted ways with manager Graham Potter after just nine months in charge, following a poor start to the Premier League season. The team has lost their first three home league games, leading to the decision to sack Potter. West Ham is now considering Nuno Espírito Santo, the former Nottingham Forest manager, as a potential replacement. Nuno has previous experience in the Premier League, having managed Wolverhampton Wanderers and Tottenham Hotspur. The timing of the decision comes just two days before West Ham's match against Everton, who are currently performing well under the management of former Hammers boss David Moyes. The club's ownership is seeking to turn around the team's fortunes as quickly as possible and believes a change in leadership is necessary to achieve this.
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