Nottingham Forest appoint Oliver Glasner as head coach

Nottingham Forest Appoints New Head Coach Amid Ambitious Plans

Nottingham Forest has made a significant move in its bid to return to European football, appointing Oliver Glasner as its fifth head coach in less than 12 months. The Austrian coach, who previously spent two successful years at Crystal Palace, has signed a three-year contract with the club. According to Glasner, the club's owner, Evangelos Marinakis, is even more ambitious than he is, sharing his vision to bring back the "sweet honey" of European football to the team.

Glasner revealed that talks with Marinakis over a seafood platter in Athens convinced him to take on the role at Forest. The discussions, which took place before he officially became the club's head coach, demonstrated the owner's commitment to the team's resurgence. This appointment marks another significant step in Forest's efforts to regain its footing in European football, following a series of changes in the coaching staff in recent months.

With Glasner at the helm, Forest fans will be eagerly anticipating the team's prospects under his leadership. The Austrian coach's experience and track record of success will be crucial in guiding the team through the challenges ahead. As the club looks to rebuild and restore its reputation, the appointment of Glasner is a significant development that is likely to be closely watched by football enthusiasts and fans alike.