Nottingham Forest appoint Oliver Glasner on three-year deal to 2029 | OneFootball

Nottingham Forest have appointed Oliver Glasner as head coach on a three-year deal to June 2029, the club said in a statement on Monday. The 51-year-old arrives from Crystal Palace.

The Austrian had said in January he would leave Palace at the end of the season to seek a new challenge. That opportunity now comes at Forest, where he becomes the club’s fifth manager in less than a year.

He replaces Vitor Pereira, who kept Forest in the Premier League with a 16th-place finish and led an impressive Europa League run that ended in the semi-finals against eventual winners Aston Villa, 1-0 and 0-4.

Glasner enjoyed a fruitful spell of a season and a half at Palace after arriving in February 2024. Under him, the club won the first three trophies in their history.

Palace lifted the FA Cup in 2025 by beating Manchester City 1-0, then the Community Shield the same year after a 2-2 draw and a 3-2 win on penalties over Liverpool. They added the Europa Conference League in 2026, defeating Rayo Vallecano 1-0.

Source: L'Équipe