The Times reported that despite a dismal start, the West Ham United board has decided to avoid another coaching change this season and will support current head coach Nuno in the January transfer window.
According to reports, the club's top brass admitted that it was a "mistake" to only sign 33-year-old Callum Wilson for free last summer to strengthen the striker.
Since taking over from Porter last month, Nuno has led the team to only score one point in four Premier League games, and lost 1-2 to Leeds United last night. He became the first West Ham United coach to lose the first four games since Pellegrini in 2018. It is reported that Nuno himself hopes to sign a "center forward type player" in January.
In addition to the weak offense, the team's defense is also worrying, having conceded 20 goals in nine league rounds. Both Todibo and Kilman are struggling, and the goalkeeper Hermansson, whom Porter had introduced, has been abandoned, and the loaned central defender Igor Julio has only received one minute of Premier League playing time.
The report also pointed out that West Ham United has expected to face protests from some fans in the next two home games against Newcastle and Burnley.