Postecoglou Emerges As Top Contender For Nottingham Forest Manager Role After Nuno’s Exit

‎Ange Postecoglou has emerged as the overnight favorite to take charge of Nottingham Forest, potentially paving a path back to Premier League management.

‎The former Tottenham manager, who guided Spurs to Europa League glory last season, was dismissed despite that success.

‎He now appears to be under consideration to succeed Nuno Espirito Santo, who left Forest after tensions with the club’s hierarchy intensified during the international break.

‎Owner Evangelos Marinakis is understood to be a strong admirer of Postecoglou and has been weighing up a brave move.

‎The Greek businessman presented the 60-year-old with a special award in July to commemorate his Europa League triumph, publicly praising him and hinting at more success to come.

‎Whispers in football circles in recent days suggested that Forest is serious about pursuing the move, with a swift decision anticipated.

‎While the chaotic nature of Forest’s structure may not be the perfect fit, sources close to the coach say Postecoglou is eager to step back into management and would give the opportunity serious consideration.

‎The Europa League is this season’s battleground for Forest, offering him another opportunity to chase a competition he recently conquered.

‎Now, it remains to be seen whether Marinakis will be bold enough to translate his admiration into action by bringing Postecoglou back to England’s top flight.