- Nuno was appointed as West Ham’s head coach on 27 September 2025, on a three-year contract, after the club dismissed Graham Potter due to a poor start to the season.
- He begins his tenure during a difficult period for the club: West Ham were near the bottom of the Premier League table, had conceded a lot of goals, and were under pressure.
- There is a documented sanction from the The Football Association (FA) from August 2024 in which Nuno was given a suspended one-match touchline ban (i.e., the suspension is inactive unless he commits a further offence) for misconduct toward match officials
- There is no official announcement from West Ham, the FA, or any credible media outlet saying Nuno has been suspended from his role as head coach.
- The sanction from the FA (the one-match ban) is suspended, which means it is not active unless triggered. It is not a current suspension that is in effect.
- Any reference to his job status indicates he is in charge and actively coaching the team, not suspended.he existence of the FA suspended sanction could be mis-reported or mis-interpreted as an “active suspension”.
- In a club under pressure, rumours can spread quickly when results are poor or staff are under fire.
- A coaching appointment so soon after a managerial change can lead to speculation about stability and internal issues, which might be misread as “suspension”
- Monitor official club or FA statements for any updates on disciplinary action or managerial changes.
- Given West Ham’s fragile position and managerial history of turnover, any poor result could intensify speculation.
- The suspended sanction means Nuno must steer clear of further misconduct if he wants to avoid activating the ban.If you like, I can check all major sportsnews outlets and official FA bulletins from the past 24 hours to verify whether any new disciplinary action has been taken against Nuno. Would you like me
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