West Ham have climbed out of the Premier League relegation zone after a remarkable turnaround under manager Nuno Espirito Santo. The Hammers secured a 4-0 victory over Wolves, moving above the crucial dotted line and ensuring safety for now ahead of their Monday Night Football clash with Crystal Palace.

When Nuno took charge in January, West Ham were seven points from safety and had just suffered a defeat to Nottingham Forest. The transformation has been substantial - five wins in 11 games, a complete squad overhaul, and a tactical shift that has made them more dangerous despite surrendering possession. The Portuguese manager has emphasized unity and collective effort as key factors in their resurgence.

Nuno's winter transfer strategy saw the departure of several players including Lucas Paqueta and Niclas Fullkrug, while bringing in Axel Disasi, Taty Castellanos, and Adama Traore. The defensive improvements have been notable, with four clean sheets in eight games since Mads Hermansen returned in goal. Captain Jarrod Bowen has been instrumental, providing two assists against Wolves after his penalty heartbreak in the FA Cup quarter-final defeat to Leeds.