After talks with Roberto Mancini fell through, Nottingham Forest is now on the verge of appointing Sean Dyche as their new manager, according to Fabrizio Romano’s latest GIVEMESPORT newsletter. This comes after a turbulent period for the club, which saw them search for their third manager this season.
Following the swift departures of Nuno Espirito Santo and Ange Postecoglou, Evangelos Marinakis is actively looking to bring in a new leader for Forest. The decision to sack Nuno and subsequently Postecoglou has stirred up confusion among supporters, prompting scrutiny on the club’s management.
Romano reveals in his newsletter that Nottingham Forest is finalizing details for Dyche to take charge, as talks with Mancini came to an end abruptly. Dyche’s imminent appointment signifies a shift in direction from Postecoglou’s style to a more defensive-focused approach. With Forest struggling in the relegation zone and leaking goals, Dyche’s emphasis on shoring up the defense could be the remedy they need.
Upcoming fixtures against tough opponents like Porto and Bournemouth will present Dyche with an immediate challenge, as he looks to turn Forest’s fortunes around. With crucial matches lined up, including a showdown with Manchester United, Dyche will be tasked with navigating a demanding schedule and guiding the team towards a path of stability and success.
