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West Ham manager Nuno Espírito Santo has stated he has no time to ponder his own future as the Hammers battle to avoid relegation from the top flight. Currently 18th in the standings, they sit a point behind Tottenham. Recent reports suggest West Ham's management is keen for the coach to remain, even if the team drops into the Championship.
"I'll be honest with you. I don't have a second to think about next season. This challenge is so demanding, and we are solely focused on it. I don't have the energy to think about what's ahead. It's all about tomorrow, then the day after," Espírito Santo declared.
On Sunday, the Hammers face league leaders Arsenal, who have won on their last two visits to the London Stadium, scoring a combined 11 goals in those two matches.
"It's tough because they are very good. They are a highly talented team fighting for big things. They reached the Champions League final and are contending for the Premier League title. They are a difficult opponent, but we are at the London Stadium, and that always gives us extra energy," said the West Ham coach.
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