Nuno Espirito Santo is under immense pressure at West Ham United following a run of three games without a win.

Nuno Espirito Santo is facing growing frustration from sections of the West Ham United fanbase despite the club’s strong position in the Championship, with the recent three-game winless run putting the manager under increasing scrutiny.

According to a report by Football Insider, the Portuguese coach is in an unstable position amid concerns over his style of play. West Ham currently sit third in the Championship after nine games, but their recent performances have reignited discontent among supporters at the London Stadium.

The Hammers have failed to win any of their last three matches across competitions. They were eliminated from the EFL Cup by Fulham before drawing 2-2 against Millwall in the league. A frustrating 1-1 draw with Queens Park Rangers followed, leaving sections of the fanbase questioning the team’s approach.

The recent results have been particularly disappointing after West Ham appeared to turn their season around following a difficult opening. Nuno’s side went three games without a victory at the start of their Championship campaign, prompting early criticism before a series of improved performances lifted them into the promotion places.

However, the latest setbacks have brought some of those concerns back to the surface. While West Ham remain well placed in the table, supporters have continued to express frustration with the manager’s tactics and overall style of football.

West Ham will continue to back Nuno

The Hammers, who are also worried about the futures of a few players, are desperate to secure an immediate return to the top flight, and anything short of consistent progress is likely to invite scrutiny. Despite the growing unrest, West Ham’s hierarchy have no plans to dismiss the manager at this stage.

The board remain committed to their decision to keep Nuno in charge and expect him to lead the club back into the Premier League. He was named manager of the month in September, highlighting the good work he has done, but the recognition has done little to ease the frustration among supporters who remain unconvinced by his methods.

West Ham’s board are understood to have made their expectations clear, with promotion remaining the overriding objective for the campaign. As long as results remain broadly positive and the team stays on course for a return to the Premier League, Nuno is expected to retain the backing of the club hierarchy.