He noted that despite the positive aspects of their performances, the current situation remains difficult to process. "It doesn't take away the sadness.
We did many good things, but now it is tough to look back and analyse.
I just spoke with the boys, we are all sad going through this period," said Nuno.
Former defender Gary Neville discussed the immediate contractual priorities for the club on his podcast following the team's relegation.
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"By the end of the week, you want to try and lock Jarrod Bowen in with a big contract to stay, which will be difficult because they are going to lose a lot of revenue this year," said Neville.
Neville outlined how securing key players could help steady the club during the transition to the Championship.
"That then stabilises the dressing room potentially and stabilises the fanbase somewhat from where they will be tonight which is absolutely desperately disappointed," said Neville.
He emphasized that the club has the underlying stature and historical revenue to manage the transition effectively. "Those two are really important.
Lock those in. You've also got Summerville, Soucek, Fernandes.
I like the two centre-forwards, they're a handful," said Neville.
Neville pointed out that while rival top-flight teams will target West Ham's squad, the institution remains robust due to past campaigns.
"There are players there who will be sought after by other Premier League clubs. If you're West Ham, you're big enough club.
