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Nuno and Bowen refuse to commit futures to West Ham after relegation

The Guardian UK Sunday 24 May 2026, 19:13 UTC By Jacob Steinberg at the London Stadium 1 min read

  • Manager signed three-year deal in September

  • ‘Today is not the day to think about that’

Nuno Espírito Santo apologised for West Ham’s relegation from the Premier League and refused to say whether he intends to continue as manager next season.

With victory over Leeds on the final day not enough to lift West Ham out of the bottom three at Tottenham’s expense, Nuno was reluctant to discuss whether he will stay. The Portuguese is free to walk away from the three-year deal he signed in September while West Ham are free to part company with him without paying compensation.

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