The 12 Nottingham Forest players set for extra work after Oliver Glasner admits 'worst situation' | OneFootball

Oliver Glasner will use the international break to grapple with Nottingham Forest’s uneven start, with their cutting edge under scrutiny.

According to Nottingham Post, Forest have one win, two draws and two defeats, beating Aston Villa before a 1-0 loss at Coventry City, and they are still seeking a home league win.

He called this the worst scenario for him, admitting he will obsess over solutions even at home, though experience tells him to trust his first instincts.

Several players are away on international duty, with Morgan Gibbs-White receiving a late England call and cutting short a family holiday. Glasner will hope they return unscathed.

Injuries: Nicolo Savona remains a long-term knee absentee and Nikola Milenkovic has missed recent games with a hamstring issue. The next three weeks aid both, with Milenkovic expected back when the league resumes and Savona possibly on the grass during or just after the break.

Those not on duty have a week off with individual programmes, then return next week to the Nigel Doughty Academy to start work for Crystal Palace on 11 October. Part of week two includes a friendly on Saturday week.

International call-ups mean Glasner will work with a smaller group, namely Matz Sels, John Victor, Steven Benda, Murillo, Luca Netz, Ryan Yates, Nicolas Dominguez, Callum Hudson-Odoi, James McAtee, Igor Jesus, Arnaud Kalimuendo and Liam Delap. Milenkovic and Savona could join if fit.

Source: Nottingham Post

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