
Nottingham Forest plundered Nuno Espirito Santo, director.
This summer, 51 -year -old boy, who signed a new contract by guiding the forest with the Europa League, said in August by a co -owner. Evangelos Marinakis “It wasn’t the same,” “not as good as last season.”
It followed NUNO’s public criticism of the senior character of the forest, and his squad was “imbalance,” and he was ready for a new season.
Sky Sports News I heard that no one is lined with replacement yet, but the club hopes to move quickly. Crystal Palace Manager Oliver Glassner, Bournemouth Boss AndoniUS chief coach Mauricio Pochettino And fulham Marco Silva It is widely admired by the forest class.
Forest issued a statement on Tuesday at 12:15 am.
“The club thanked NUNO, who contributed his role in a very successful era, in the 2024/25 season, in the city ground, especially in the history of the club.
“As a man who played a pivotal role in our success last season, he will always take a special place in our trip.”
Marinakis sent it to decide whether the relationship with NUNO could be resurrected last week Sky Sports News The forest owner heard that his director was deeply hurt and angry when he talked to the public twice in a seven -day space.
NUNO said in the second of the news conference that the relationship with Marina Kiss was seriously defective and worsened after arrival. EDU GASP -Allen’s former technical director- As a right hand of Marina Kiss and head of global football.
NUNO reported that his job was in danger, “There was no smoke without a fire.” NUNO admitted that he had not told the EDU and did not regret talking about his boss.
NUNO said, “I said it but I don’t regret it.” “For me, it is important for everyone in the club to share the same devotion as the same vision. I must consult with the owner.”
Sky Sports News I heard that the NUNO meeting never happened with the forest owner. Instead, Greek billionaire decided that it was better to replace NUNO with a new chief coach.
Edu and Chief Soccer Officer Los Wilson will supervise the appointment of a new director.
Forest scored four points in three Premier League games and visited Arsenal on Saturday. His last match was 3-0 home defeated by Graham Potter ‘S West HAM on August 31.
Watch: Last interview as NUNO’s Forest Boss
NUNO said in a last interview with Nottingham Forest that he was still communicating directly with the owner Marinakis and continued to do his best to manage clubs.
NUNO vs Marinakis: How the fall develops
August 15: In the first week of the Premier League season, NUNO ESPIRITO SANTO recognizes that the “imbalance” side has a “main problem” as the Premier League returns.
August 15: Then the forests are divided into four trading of Omari Hutchinson, Douglas Ruiz, James McTe and Arnawood Carley Muend.
August 22: A week later, NUNO recognizes that the relationship with nottingham forest co -owner Evangelos Marinakis is “not the same,” and “the smoke is on fire.”
August 22: Marinakis was understood as “embarrassed” by NUNO’s opinion and was not intended to dismiss him as a club manager.
August 24: NUNO is responsible for the 1-1 draw of Forest in Crystal Palace and requires a goalkeeper and two fullbacks to complete the squad in the transmission window.
August 29: Marina Kiss said NUNO is “a person who is suitable for jobs,” and “everything is firm.” He also admits that there is a planned conversation during international breaks.
August 31: NUNO said that when he was his last interview as a forest boss, he revealed his desire to continue his work and communicated directly with Marinakis.
SEPTEMBER 1: Forest delivers NUNO’s needs for the two fullbacks of the deadline day and the goalkeeper. Complete transactions with Nicolo Savona, Oleksandr Zinchenko and John Victor and join Winger Dilane Bakwa.
September 8::: September 8th NUNO was plundered as the chief coach of the forest.
What did NUNO say to Marina Naki ‘Baffle’?
NUNO admitted in August that the relationship with Marinakis was “not the same” and “where the smoke, the fire place.”
“We know each other well, and we all have been in the industry for a while,” he said ahead of the match against Crystal Palace.
“And where there is a fire where there is a fire, I know how work works, but I am here to work. I understand because I am worried. It is the first person to worry. I am the first person to worry.”
NUNO adds to the cracks in the relationship with Marinakis: “I always had a very good relationship with the owner. The last season was very close. This season is not. No, not good (good).
“I don’t know exactly, but I’m honest with you. I can’t say that it’s the same because it’s not the same. I don’t know why.
“I always think dialogue and your words or your opinions are always valid, because my interests are the squad and our seasons than us, but our relationship has changed.
“I am honest with you. I can’t say the same because it’s not the same. I don’t know why.
“The reality is that it is not the old one. The old thing was a good and respected relationship, but it was more likely to share trust and opinions, and now it is not so good.”
FOREST’s next 10 pieces
SEPTEMBER 13: Arsenal (A), Premier League, Kick Off 12:30 pm
SEPTEMBER 17: SWANSEA (A), Carabao Cup 3rd round, kickoff 8 pm, Live ON Sky Sports
SEPTEMBER 20: Burnley (A), Premier League, Kickoff 3pm
SEPTEMBER 24: Real Betis (A), Europa League, Kickoff 8:00 pm
SEPTEMBER 27: Sunderland (H), Premier League, Kickoff 5.30pm, Live On Sky Sports
October 2: MIDTJYLLAND (H), Europa League, Kickoff 8:00 pm
October 5th: Newcastle (A), Premier League, Kickoff 2pm, Live Sky Sports
October 18: Chelsea (H), Premier League, Kickoff 12.30pm
October 23: FC Porto (H), Europa League, Kickoff 8:00 pm
October 26: Bournemouth (A), Premier League, Kick Off 2pm, Live Sky Sports