A leading source has confirmed that Nuno will depart West Ham United this summer if the club are relegated on the final day of the season
. The situation leaves the Hammers facing an uncertain future as they head into a decisive final fixture with survival still hanging in the balance.

The 52-year-old manager has no intention of overseeing a campaign in the Championship, despite indications that the club hierarchy would like him to remain in charge for a potential rebuild.
Sources suggest that internal discussions have already begun regarding squad planning and the direction of the club should relegation be confirmed at the weekend.
As things stand, West Ham’s final day result is set to have major ramifications not only for the club’s Premier League status but also for the long-term planning behind the scenes.
The uncertainty has intensified pressure around the dressing room, with players and staff aware that managerial changes often follow immediate relegation setbacks. While supporters await clarity, attention will inevitably turn to who might lead the club forward if the manager’s exit is confirmed.
For now, focus remains firmly on the final match, which will ultimately determine whether West Ham’s top-flight status is preserved or lost. Soon after the final whistle, clarity over Nuno’s future is expected to follow swiftly, according to senior sources.