Just In 🚨🚨: West Ham have made their final decision on Nuno Espirito Santo’s future at the club — this is the decision they have made.

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    Nuno Espirito Santo is set to be dismissed as West Ham United head coach following their relegation from the Premier League.

    West Ham’s 14-year stay in the top flight ended on Sunday, despite a 3-0 victory over Leeds United at the London Stadium.

    The result proved meaningless after Tottenham Hotspur’s 1-0 win over Everton confirmed their survival at West Ham’s expense.

    Nuno, appointed in September after Graham Potter’s early-season dismissal, has been summoned for talks and is expected to depart.

    He signed a three-year deal, though a relegation clause allows the club to end his contract without compensation.

    His record stands at nine wins, nine draws and 15 defeats from 33 league matches, with 39 points accumulated.

    After relegation was confirmed, Nuno said: ‘If you ask me now about the past and the future, this is not the day. Today is to understand the moment of sadness for our fans, of ourselves, of the club,’ he said.

    ‘Our attention was all on achieving the mission that we didn’t accomplish. Now we need to go to this period of sadness.’

    Pressed on his future, he added: ‘You keep insisting about that, but my mind is not there.

    ‘Next press conference, for sure we can speak about that, but today is not about this.’

    Reports also claim tension with Jean-Clair Todibo after the Newcastle defeat, with the defender later dropped for the final-day win.

    Reports claim Todibo clashed, then dropped.

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