Nuno Espirito Santo is reportedly interested in reuniting with Chris Wood at West Ham United, with the West Ham manager having previously worked with the striker during their time at Nottingham Forest. Wood played a significant role in Nuno’s Forest team and has been a prolific goal scorer in the Premier League in recent years.
While Wood’s future at Nottingham Forest under manager Ange Postecoglou is uncertain, given the differences in playing styles between Postecoglou and Nuno, Wood has attracted interest from multiple clubs. West Ham, Everton, and Leeds United are all reportedly monitoring Wood’s situation at Forest.
Nuno’s desire to bring in former players from Forest aligns with West Ham’s plans to make changes in the upcoming January transfer window. The competition for Wood’s signature is expected to be fierce, with several Premier League clubs keen on acquiring the striker’s services.
Nottingham Forest, on the other hand, are facing a challenging start to the season under Postecoglou, who is yet to secure a win in his tenure at the club. The team’s struggles have led to calls from fans for Postecoglou’s dismissal, adding further uncertainty to the situation surrounding Wood’s future at the club.
The ongoing developments suggest that Wood could be on the move in the near future, with Nuno and West Ham looking to capitalize on the striker’s proven goal-scoring abilities and their previous successful partnership at Nottingham Forest.
