West Ham have revealed that former Newcastle United midfielder Kevin Nolan has left the club as first-team coach. Nolan had worked alongside David Moyes at the London Stadium since February 2020 – joining just a couple of months after it was confirmed that Moyes would have a second spell as Hammers boss. However, Moyes took charge of his last game as West Ham manager at the weekend – seeing his side downed 3-1 by eventual champions Manchester City – and Nolan will be among four first-team coaches to follow him out of the door. John Heitinga, who spent five years at Everton and played under Moyes at Goodison Park, has also left West Ham.  Billy McKinley, who worked with Moyes at Real Sociedad and Sunderland and during both of his spells at the London Stadium, has also left the club, alongside Henry Newman. Nolan also spent time as a player at West Ham after leaving Newcastle United in 2011. Nolan’s goals helped fire the Magpies to a Championship title in 2010, whilst he played a crucial role in helping them avoid the drop the season after, scoring a very memorable hat-trick against fierce-rivals Sunderland in the process.