"Nuno Espirito Santo takes charge of West Ham for the first time with a tricky-looking trip to Everton in the Premier League on Monday. Santo, who left Nottingham Forest on September 9, was named Hammers manager on Saturday following the sacking of Graham Potter. West Ham are second-bottom and have lost at home to Tottenham and Crystal Palace since beating Santo's Forest 3-0 away on August 31, while Everton are 12th after losing 2-1 at Liverpool on September 20"
"I really hope I can earn the opportunity to get back into European football here at Everton. At West Ham, I built so many special relationships with players and staff and that togetherness certainly helps you during those busy and difficult times. As a team, [Everton] are still finding our way to where we want to be. In recent seasons we have been looking to avoid relegation but, with more resources available, we all feel more capable of finishing higher up the Premier League."
Nuno Espirito Santo takes charge of West Ham and will make his managerial debut away at Everton after leaving Nottingham Forest on September 9 and replacing Graham Potter. West Ham sit second-bottom following recent home defeats despite an earlier away win over Santo's former side. Everton occupy 12th place after a 2-1 loss at Liverpool and have not conceded in their first three matches at the new Hill Dickinson Stadium. Jarrad Branthwaite and Merlin Rohl remain injured for Everton. David Moyes expressed ambition to return to European football and emphasized squad togetherness and gradual progress.
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