West Ham are considering sacking Nuno Espirito Santo following their humiliating 3-0 defeat to Wolves, according to reports.

Nuno was hired by the Irons in September to replace Graham Potter, just weeks after he was shockingly sacked by Nottingham Forest.

However, the Portuguese manager has been unable to work his magic at the London Stadium, winning just two and losing eight of his 15 games in charge.

The situation fell to a new low on Saturday when West Ham were well-beaten at Molineux to a Wolves side who had not won a league game since last April.

The result leaves West Ham 18th in the table, four points from safety and in serious danger of dropping out of the Premier League for the first time since 2012.

As such, it has been reported by multiple sources that Nuno is now under immense pressure to save his job, with the East London side weighing up whether to make a second-managerial change of the season.

Moreover, talkSPORT claim that former Irons boss Slaven Bilic could return to the dugout and would be willing to do so if Nuno was sacked.

It is said the Croatian, who managed West Ham from 2015...