Vitor Pereira leaves Nottingham Forest, Oliver Glasner ‘to take over’ | OneFootball

Nottingham Forest have parted company with head coach Vitor Pereira, appointed in February.

According to the BBC, Oliver Glasner, 51, is expected to take over, which would make him the fifth manager in less than a year.

Nuno Espirito Santo began last season, then Ange Postecoglou replaced him in September. The Greek-Australian lasted 39 days, sacked in October after only eight matches.

Sean Dyche followed but departed after 25 games. Pereira succeeded the Englishman in February.

He kept Forest up, finishing 16th, and led a run to the Europa League semi-finals, where Aston Villa, the eventual winners, knocked them out.

Glasner recently delivered the first three trophies in Crystal Palace’s history, including a 1-0 Europa Conference League final win over Rayo Vallecano. He announced his departure in January. Pierre Sage succeeded him at the London club.

Source: L'Équipe