West Ham have excitingly secured Nuno Espirito Santo as their new head coach, swiftly replacing sacked Graham Potter. Nuno's agreed terms mean he'll debut against Everton on Monday, after Potter's tough spell of just six wins in 25 games
In a dramatic twist, West Ham has axed head coach Graham Potter and his full backroom staff immediately, leaving no interim boss for their vital Everton showdown on Monday, as the team sinks to 19th in the Premier League
Graham Potter admitted that his recent face-swap meme trend "made my son laugh" amid pressure to turn around West Ham fortunes. Potter's reign is hanging by the thinnest of threads, and fans have already decided his fate; through 'ridicule'. After last weekend's bruising home defeat to Crystal Palace, the Hammers faithful unleashed their trademark gallows humour, flooding social media with pictures of his face swapped onto others.
West Ham have been told they should consider Frank Lampard as Graham Potter's replacement despite his poor relations with the club and its fans. The Hammers find themselves in crisis following a dismal start to the Premier League season. They have lost four of their opening five games, with last weekend's 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace piling more pressure on the under-fire manager.
West Ham has decisively eyed Graham Potter's exit amid buzz for Nuno Espirito Santo and Slaven Bilic. Struggling in the Premier League's danger zone after a chaotic season start and a Carabao Cup ouster by Wolves, the Hammers crave a revival
Nuno Espirito Santo eyes a thrilling Premier League return, holding talks with West Ham as manager Graham Potter teeters on the brink of dismissal after a dismal run. Fresh from his Nottingham Forest split, Nuno could soon revive the Hammers
Reports indicate Graham Potter's tenure at West Ham hangs by a thread post-Crystal Palace defeat, with the Hammers eyeing a thrilling comeback for ex-boss Slaven Bilic, who steered the club from 2015 to 2017
Reports from English media have already started suggesting that Graham Potter faces an uncertain future at the London Stadium. Indeed, West Ham United have reportedly begun the process of identifying potential replacements, and one of the names on the club's radar is former boss Slaven Bilic, who managed the club between June 2015 and November 2017.
Angry West Ham fans stormed outside London Stadium before Saturday's clash with Crystal Palace, demanding the board's ouster after a disastrous 2025-26 season start, with boycott threats looming
