Oliver Glasner is the new manager of Nottingham Forest
According to Fabrizio Romano, Oliver Glasner has signed a three-year contract with Nottingham Forest, becoming the club's new head coach. The official confirmation has come from multiple sources.
Oliver Glasner, former manager of Crystal Palace, has been confirmed as the new head coach of Nottingham Forest. According to renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano, the agreement includes a contract that will last until June 2029.
Glasner, who has had a notable career in European football, will take on the challenge of leading Nottingham Forest in the Premier League. His arrival comes after the departure of Steve Cooper, and Glasner is expected to bring his experience and vision to the club.
The operation has been backed by several sources, including Alfredo Pedullà and Ben Jacobs, who also confirmed the signing of the contract and highlighted that Glasner will receive a record salary in the club's history for a coach. This move represents a significant step for Nottingham Forest, which aims to establish itself in the league.
The agreement has been labeled as official by multiple journalists, reinforcing the certainty that Glasner will lead the Nottingham Forest project in the coming years.
