West Ham Considers Nuno, Bilic as Potter Sack Risk Grows

West Ham United is facing significant managerial uncertainty following a poor start to the 2025 Premier League season, with just one win in five games leaving them in the relegation zone. Graham Potter, who was appointed earlier in the year, is under intense pressure and widely regarded as the favorite to be the next Premier League manager sacked. The club's hierarchy has reportedly begun exploring replacements, with Nuno Espirito Santo, recently dismissed by Nottingham Forest, emerging as the leading candidate due to his experience and recent success in guiding Forest to European competition. Former West Ham manager Slaven Bilic is also strongly favored by owner David Sullivan and is on the shortlist alongside other contenders such as Sean Dyche and Gary O’Neil. Additionally, some speculation includes names like Ange Postecoglou and Michael Carrick, though the primary focus remains on Espirito Santo and Bilic. The situation remains fluid, with upcoming fixtures against Everton and Arsenal possibly decisive for Potter's tenure.