Vitor Pereira has left Nottingham Forest with the club poised to appoint former Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner as his successor.
The report indicates that vitor Pereira has left Nottingham Forest with the club poised to appoint former Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner as his successor.
It further notes that bBC Sport understands a deal to appoint the 51-year-old is virtually done, with just the formalities left to complete.
Contact with Glasner, who left the role as Palace manager at the end of last season, was first initiated earlier this summer.
The Austrian, who led Palace to the Europa Conference League title last season following their FA Cup success in 2025, will become Forest’s fifth manager in fewer than 12 months.
The club confirmed Pereira’s departure on Thursday evening, with staff members Filipe Almeida, Luis Miguel, Bruno Moura, Marco Knoop and Pedro Lopes also leaving.
Forest stated in a statement: “We would like to place on record our sincere thanks to Vitor and his team for their hard work and commitment throughout their time at the club.
“Everyone at Nottingham Forest is grateful for their considerable efforts and for the relationships they forged with our players, staff and supporters.
“We thank them all for their service and wish them every success in the next stage of their careers.”
It is understood Pereira was informed of the decision to part company late on Tuesday, with Forest activating a break clause in the contract – a move which blindsided the former Wolves boss.
He stated in a statement to BBC Sport: “Although this decision came as a complete surprise to me and without any warning, I fully respect the club’s right to make the decisions it believes are best for its future.
“Naturally, I am disappointed and saddened. I truly believed in what we were building together, and I leave with a sense of pride in everything we achieved over the past months.
“Together, we enjoyed a memorable end to the season. We secured the club’s Premier League status, reached the semi-finals of the Europa League, and created moments that will stay with me forever.
“Most importantly, I saw a group of players grow in confidence, belief and togetherness. Watching them develop, fight for one another and represent this club with passion has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career.
“I leave Nottingham Forest with no bitterness or resentment – only respect, gratitude and wonderful memories.
