Biaowan: Nuno is not in a hurry to appoint a coaching team, and it is expected to be completed before the end of the international match day

October 2 The London Evening Standard reported that West Ham's new coach Nuno will form his own coaching team before the end of the October International Game Day.

Although negotiations are still in progress, it is unlikely that West Ham coaching staff will have any new personnel appointments before the away game against Arsenal over the weekend. Nuno, who only took office for five days, commanded on the sidelines with Mark Robson, Gerald Prendwell, Billy Lepin and Steve Potts in a 1-1 draw with Everton.

The four West Ham Academic Coaches assisted the coach temporarily in Nuno's first game, but are expected to bring his own coaching team in the coming weeks. Negotiations to bring Nuno to West Ham are progressing rapidly, especially given that the club hopes that someone will be selected before the game against Everton.

West Ham will use international match days to fill these coaching vacancies, and Porter's entire coaching team has left the club. Although the introduction of personnel is not urgent, Nuno cooperates well with Robson, Prendwell, Lepin and Potts.

After a bad start to the new season, Nuno's first few days in office have been focusing on building stability and organizational structure. So far this season, no Premier League team has conceded more goals than West Ham, and their vulnerability in defensive crosses has been exposed against Everton. During a brief time with the new team, Nuno prioritized training in set pieces and defensive organizations. Nottingham Forest, which Nuno previously coached, especially in the first half of last season, was praised for his defensive structure and never lost points for corner kicks until last October. By contrast, West Ham is the one who lost the most points from corner kicks of any Premier League team this season. Nuno has a lot of work to do on hand, and traveling to Emirates Stadium on weekends is a difficult task.

However, as they showed against Everton, West Ham showed a new resilience under the new head coach, and they were looking to get out of the relegation zone.