Nuno Santo Opens Talks with West Ham About His Future
Portuguese coach Nuno Santo of West Ham United continues to hold talks with the club's management regarding his future, following the team's relegation to the Championship at the end of the season.
West Ham concluded their Premier League season with a significant 3-0 victory over Leeds United at London Stadium, but it was not enough to avoid relegation in the final round of the Premier League after a direct competition with Tottenham.
Sky Sports reported that Nuno Santo has the right to leave West Ham without consulting the club's management, and the club also has the right to terminate his contract if they are relegated to a lower division.
Nuno Santo took charge of West Ham after the first six rounds of the English Premier League and managed to achieve 12 victories out of the 37 matches the team played under his leadership during the season.
Despite the team reaching 39 points, West Ham was relegated to the First Division, becoming the first Premier League team to be relegated with this points tally in 15 years.
This comes at a time when the Portuguese coach had left his position at Nottingham Forest at the start of the season due to declining results.
West Ham concluded their Premier League season with a significant 3-0 victory over Leeds United at London Stadium, but it was not enough to avoid relegation in the final round of the Premier League after a direct competition with Tottenham.
Sky Sports reported that Nuno Santo has the right to leave West Ham without consulting the club's management, and the club also has the right to terminate his contract if they are relegated to a lower division.
Nuno Santo took charge of West Ham after the first six rounds of the English Premier League and managed to achieve 12 victories out of the 37 matches the team played under his leadership during the season.
Despite the team reaching 39 points, West Ham was relegated to the First Division, becoming the first Premier League team to be relegated with this points tally in 15 years.
This comes at a time when the Portuguese coach had left his position at Nottingham Forest at the start of the season due to declining results.
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