Oliver Glasner has been appointed the new head coach for Nottingham Forest. According to reports from manager Fabrizio Romano, the Austrian has signed a contract with the club that spans three years. The 51-year-old Glasner takes over the role following the departure of Vitor Perera, whose initial appointment had generated discussion within the football community.
As the new coach, Glasner is expected to integrate members of his existing staff into the club’s operations, including participation in the transfer window. Glasner’s most recent tenure was with Crystal Palace, which concluded at the end of the 2025/26 season. During his time at Crystal Palace, he was involved with the club across several competitions, including the FA Cup, the FA Community Shield, and the Conference League.
The arrival of Oliver Glasner marks a significant change in the coaching structure at the club. His experience at various levels of English football positions him to take charge of the team moving forward. The club has secured the services of the experienced coach with the aim of building consistency and stability within the squad.
The appointment signals a clear strategic direction for Nottingham Forest as they prepare for upcoming seasons.
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