West Ham board split on Nuno’s future, with Kretinsky said to be backing manager

The Story So Far
West Ham United’s hierarchy is currently divided regarding the future of manager Nuno Espírito Santo following the club’s relegation from the Premier League. Despite the recent drop in division, second-largest shareholder Daniel Kretinsky reportedly supports the Portuguese coach remaining in his current position. Conversely, majority owner David Sullivan is less convinced about retaining the manager's services. While a departure still appears the most probable outcome, high-level discussions held on Monday have complicated the situation. A final resolution concerning the manager's status is anticipated later this week as the board members weigh all available options for the club's immediate professional future.
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