West Ham United has confirmed the appointment of Nuno Espírito Santo as its new head coach, following the departure of Graham Potter.
Nuno has signed a three-year contract that ties him to the London club until 2028. The former Nottingham Forest manager will take charge of his first match on Monday, September 29, 2025, an away Premier League fixture against Everton.
The 51-year-old joins West Ham shortly after his recent sacking by Forest on September 9. Last season, Nuno guided Forest to a seventh-place finish – their highest since 1994-95 – and secured qualification for the Europa League.
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However, his tenure ended abruptly due to a reported disagreement with owner Evangelos Marinakis, just three games into the current season.
What did Nuno Espírito Santo said concerning his appointment as West Ham new head coach?
On the club’s website, Nuno said; “I am very proud to be here and representing West Ham United. My objective is to work hard to get the very best from the players and ensure that we become a very competitive side.
The task has already started and I am looking forward to overcome the challenges ahead.”
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