Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis is reportedly unhappy with the current state of affairs at the club and is considering a potential managerial change. Sources suggest that former Chelsea and West Ham United manager Graham Potter is being discussed as a surprising replacement for Ange Postecoglou, who has struggled to secure a victory since taking over from Nuno Espirito Santo.
Marinakis is said to be frustrated with Forest’s poor start to the season and is contemplating another bold move in terms of the managerial position. The decision to part ways with Santo, who led the team to seventh place in the Premier League last season, now seems to haunt the Greek tycoon as Postecoglou’s attacking style has not yielded positive outcomes.
The lackluster performances and lack of results have left fans disillusioned and Marinakis deeply discontented, feeling a personal responsibility for the club’s current predicament. With his reputation for swift and decisive action, the owner is exploring alternatives such as possibly appointing Potter, who was recently dismissed by West Ham United.
As Forest sits in 17th place in the league table, just above the relegation zone, the pressure on Postecoglou is mounting. Sources indicate that Marinakis, known for his emotional nature, may not delay in making a decision regarding the manager’s future at the club. The coming weeks are crucial for Forest, with the spotlight on Postecoglou’s ability to improve results and potentially save his position.
The uncertainty surrounding Postecoglou’s future, the potential managerial change, and the club’s challenging position in the league all contribute to a tense atmosphere at Nottingham Forest. As fans anticipate the outcome of Marinakis’ deliberations, the direction of the team in the following matches remains uncertain, with both the manager and the owner under intense scrutiny.
