There is a lot of work for Nottingham Forest and Angel Postcoglou to do after a disappointing start of life under the Australian and, as such, Evangelos Marinakis is already considering a potential strengthening.
Pressure pushing on Angel in the Nottingham forest
To say that Nottingham Forest did not appreciate the start of their season they hoped would be an understatement. The drama started with the controversial dismissal of Nuno Espirito Santo, who has since joined West Ham United.
Marinakis was left to choose between the transfer chief Edu Gaspar and the manager who took delicate trees in European football. In the end, he chose Edu.
Since then, Postcoglou has arrived and has endured what can only be described as a nightmare star. Forest has shown lightning of what they are capable of under the former Boss of Tottenham Hotspur, but as Marinakis will reiterate more than most, football is a game of results and that the pressure already increases on the new manager.
Despite some overwhelming figures at the start of his forest mandate, Postcoglou remained calm about his position. The manager told journalists after the 3-2 defeat of his team against Midtjylland in the Europa League: “It is a valid hypothesis in modern football that there is always a pressure manager.
“It’s just an integral part of what we do and I don’t think that way.
What would certainly help the Australian to reverse the steam is a January company and Marinakis already has an eye on a new potential.
Forest of Nottingham ESWING ORTIZ MOVE
As reported by Brazilian journalist Fabricio Lopez and relayed by Sport Witness, Nottingham Forest now envisages a movement to sign Leo Ortiz de Flamengo in the January transfer window. The 29 -year -old Brazilian international has not yet been convinced by this decision, but should examine the success that Murillo had before making his decision.
The central forest rear was signed by the Corinthians from 2023 and the rest of the Premier League quickly discovered that the Midlands Club had discovered a jewel. Now, the most experienced Ortiz could be next online.
Given how they started under Postcoglou from a defensive point of view also, adding an experienced central defender who argues for a place during the 2026 World Cup would not be the worst idea of Forest.
They have the type of schedule that should see Ortiz receive the playing time he is looking for, which could also see Murillo put the rest he probably needs. After a summer of chaos and change, the 29 -year -old is a target that is perfectly logical on the city of the city.
