Nottingham Forest has surprised European football by officially announcing Oliver Glasner as their new head coach. After two remarkable seasons at Crystal Palace, where he secured significant titles, the 51-year-old Austrian now takes the helm of the historic English club.
Glasner signed a contract with Nottingham Forest shortly after leaving Crystal Palace this summer, concluding a successful spell at Selhurst Park. During his time at the Palace, Glasner achieved victory in the FA Cup, won the English Super Cup, and triumphed in the UEFA Europa Conference League, accomplishments that solidified his status as a top manager in UK football.
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The Nottingham Forest management confirmed that the decision was made following the mutual termination of Vitor Pereira's contract, which expired on June 30. Thus, Glasner succeeds the Portuguese coach and is set to begin a new era at a club that carries a legacy of two European championships and a fan base known for its fervor.
In a statement released by the club, Oliver Glasner expressed his enthusiasm and ambition for this new challenge: “I am very pleased to join Nottingham Forest as head coach. From my first conversations with the owner and the leadership team, it was clear to me that there is a well-defined vision for this club and total confidence in me and my team to build a strong future together in the long term.” The coach went on to highlight the greatness of the club: “Nottingham Forest is a club with incredible prestige and history, a two-time European champion and with one of the most passionate fan bases in football. Our goal is to build a team that can help the club reach the next level in the coming years and of which our fans can be proud.” Regarding his initial priorities, Glasner added: “My immediate focus is to get to know the players and the coaching staff and start working as soon as we begin pre-season. I am excited about the future and will work tirelessly to represent this great club with pride and to bring success on the pitch. I can’t wait to get started.”
With Glasner's arrival, Nottingham Forest is betting on experienced and winning leadership, determined to bring the club back to the forefront of English and international football. The next steps involve the start of pre-season work, where the new coach will get to know the squad and implement his ideas. The impact of this change could prove crucial for the future of Forest, at a time when fans are demanding results and hoping to relive the glory days of the past.
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