The Nottingham Forest has confirmed the departure of Nuno Espirito Santo, the Portuguese coach leaving the city of the city with an immediate effect after weeks of increasing tension behind the scenes.
The decision puts the end of Nuno in charge of the forest after less than two years, a period which has seen both memorable peaks and underlying disagreements with club management.
In a press release, Forest paid tribute to the former director of Wolves and Tottenham, noting:
“The club thanks Nuno for its contribution to a very successful era at City Ground, in particular its role in the 2024/25 season, which will remain forever in the history of the club.”
Nuno had a memorable season at City Ground
This campaign included an increase in the form that preserved the status of the Premier League of Forest and gave memorable results against some of the largest teams in the League.
However, cracks have started to appear in recent months, with friction relationships between the more pragmatic approach of Nuno and the desire for hierarchy for a larger and before play of play.
The club already establishes a list of potential successors, with Angel Postcoglou among the first favorites.
The Nottingham forest has replacements in mind
The Australian tactician, who had previously managed Tottenham with his philosophy of high pressure and heavy with possession, is admired by the decision -makers of Forest for his style of progressive play.
The other names of the frame include Marco Silva, currently in Fulham, whose capacity to build competitive and well -perceived premier League teams has not gone unnoticed.
Meanwhile, José Mourinho, still charismatic, was also mentioned, although the initiates suggest that the owner Evangelos Marinakis and the sports director Edu Gaspar promote a more aligned manager on the modern principles and concerned about the attack.
The forest now faces a central choice as they seek to rely on recent progress while reshaping their football identity.
After separating from Nuno, the hierarchy focuses on securing a head coach capable of providing both results and entertaining football.
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