He lost the dressing room 😱😱😱: West Ham release worrying stories about what happened in the dressing room with Nuno — it is unforgivable. You won’t believe the stories they revealed.

Some of the stories emerging from inside the dressing room at West Ham United have only added to the growing frustration among supporters following the club’s relegation from the Premier League.

Concerns around Nuno Espírito Santo and his relationship with players and staff continue to dominate discussions, with many fans now calling for a complete reset at the London Stadium.

Reports published this week claimed tensions developed behind the scenes between Nuno, members of his backroom staff and senior players during the final weeks of the campaign.

There were also suggestions the Portuguese coach became increasingly distant from sections of the squad as results worsened, while tactical confusion and inconsistent team selections reportedly caused frustration in the dressing room.

The situation has left supporters questioning whether Nuno is the right man to oversee a rebuild in the Championship, particularly given his close relationship with super-agent Jorge Mendes.

Many fans fear the club could repeat the same recruitment mistakes that contributed to relegation in the first place.

French defender Jean-Clair Todibo and January signing Pablo Felipe were among several players linked with dressing-room uncertainty during a disastrous season that saw morale collapse across the squad.

Todibo, who arrived with huge expectations, endured a difficult campaign both individually and collectively as West Ham’s defensive problems continued throughout the year.

Pablo Felipe, one of Nuno’s first signings, initially arrived with excitement after joining from Gil Vicente in January.

However, like many of West Ham’s attacking additions, the Brazilian struggled to make the consistent impact supporters hoped for during the relegation battle.

The criticism aimed at Nuno has intensified after fresh reports suggested the West Ham board remains divided on whether he should stay.

While some figures inside the club reportedly still support him, a large section of the fanbase believes a full rebuild must begin with a new manager, new structure and major changes from top to bottom.

For many supporters, relegation was not simply the result of poor performances on the pitch, but years of failed decisions behind the scenes.