Tag: Nuno Espirito Santo

Sesko Saves Carrick Run as United Draw at West Ham

Benjamin Šeško
February 2026

United’s winning streak ended in a 1-1 draw at West Ham, but Carrick stayed unbeaten thanks to a stoppage-time equaliser from Sesko. West Ham’s plan slowed United and Soucek put the hosts ahead after the break. Soucek scored from Bowen’s cross at the near post, with Shaw blamed in the build-up and Martinez and Mainoo unable to stop the finish. Carrick brought on Sesko, who flicked a late cross into the top corner to rescue a point and keep the run alive.

Lucas Paqueta Agrees Flamengo Return in Record Brasil Fee

Lucas Paqueta
January 2026

West Ham and Flamengo have reportedly agreed a transfer for Paqueta worth €42 million, described as a Brazilian Serie A record, with a five-year deal lined up. Fee to be paid in instalments to manage Flamengo cash flow; Paqueta was left out of recent squads amid uncertainty and is expected to have already played his last match for West Ham.

Paqueta Pushes for West Ham Exit After Asking Not to Play

Lucas Paqueta
January 2026

Paqueta reportedly asked not to be selected for the QPR cup match and is pushing for a transfer, with Flamengo prepared to bid around €40m. He is said to be disillusioned after a long betting-investigation saga (cleared in 2025) and wants to return to Brazil; West Ham are reluctant mid-relegation battle but may be forced if he insists.

West Ham Board Angry With Nuno After Forest Loss and Post-Match Scenes

Nuno Espirito Santo
January 2026

West Ham officials are reportedly furious with Nuno after he smiled and embraced Forest players on the pitch following a damaging 2-1 defeat that left West Ham seven points from safety. Senior figures viewed the optics as naive given the relegation fight and winless run, believing any reunions should have happened privately. The reaction adds to doubts over results, tactics and dressing-room mood.

Nuno Espirito Santo Appointed West Ham Manager

Nuno Espirito Santo
September 2025

West Ham have sacked Graham Potter after just six wins in 25 matches, appointing Nuno Espirito Santo as his replacement. Nuno, fresh off leaving Nottingham Forest, has signed a three-year deal and will take charge immediately. With West Ham languishing 19th and out of the Carabao Cup, the club acted swiftly, clearing Potter’s entire backroom team. Nuno will debut on the touchline against Everton, tasked with reviving a squad that has flatlined despite managerial changes.

Forest Urged to Avoid Mourinho ‘Bullet’ After Nuno Exit

Nottingham Forest
September 2025

Nottingham Forest legend Stan Collymore insists the club were right to bypass Jose Mourinho after Nuno Espirito Santo’s departure. He claimed Mourinho’s managerial cycle is destabilizing, adding that Ange Postecoglou offers a fresher approach following his Europa League success with Tottenham. Collymore described Mourinho as prone to rapid fallouts with media, chairmen, and squads, before exits with big payoffs. He warned such chaos would only unsettle Forest further. By contrast, Postecoglou’s appointment signals structural change and a steadier hand for the struggling Reds.

West Ham Eye Nuno Espirito Santo Amid Potter Pressure

Nuno Espirito Santo
September 2025

Nuno Espirito Santo could make an immediate Premier League return, with West Ham monitoring him as pressure mounts on Graham Potter. The Hammers’ poor start, including three defeats in four and an early Carabao Cup exit, has raised doubts over Potter’s future. Journalist Alan Dixon reports West Ham have added Nuno to their shortlist. His recent Forest exit followed a fallout with owner Evangelos Marinakis. With the Hammers conceding 11 goals already, club officials are debating change, eyeing Nuno’s experience as a potential quick fix.

Mourinho Tipped for Sensational Nottingham Forest Return

Jose Mourinho (Fenerbahce)
August 2025

Jose Mourinho is linked with a shock Premier League return as Nottingham Forest consider replacing Nuno Espirito Santo, whose future is uncertain despite a win over Brentford. Evangelos Marinakis is reportedly considering swinging the axe if tensions persist. Mourinho, a 26-trophy winner, is currently coaching Fenerbahce but has long been tipped for an English return. Forest are also monitoring Ange Postecoglou, though Mourinho’s availability has generated buzz as the club weigh their managerial options.

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