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Ex-Palace boss Glasner in talks to replace Pereira at Forest

Ex-Palace boss Glasner in talks to replace Pereira at Forest
Sky Sports Football Wednesday 01 July 2026, 17:01 UTC 1 min read
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Oliver Glasner: Nottingham Forest in talks to replace Vitor Pereira as head coach with ex-Crystal Palace boss Wednesday 1 July 2026 17:12, UK Ex-Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner is in talks to become Nottingham Forest's new head coach, with Vitor Pereira likely to depart. Sky Sports News understands Forest have made the decision to move on from Pereira after he kept them up and are currently in discussions over his potential exit. Glasner is at the top of Forest's list of potential...

Oliver Glasner: Nottingham Forest in talks to replace Vitor Pereira as head coach with ex-Crystal Palace boss Wednesday 1 July 2026 17:12, UK Ex-Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner is in talks to become Nottingham Forest's new head coach, with Vitor Pereira likely to depart. Sky Sports News understands Forest have made the decision to move on from Pereira after he kept them up and are currently in discussions over his potential exit. Glasner is at the top of Forest's list of potential candidates to succeed Pereira. - Transfer Centre LIVE! - Forest news & transfers🔴⚪ | Forest fixtures - Crystal Palace news & transfers🦅 | Palace fixtures The Austrian is a free agent after his Palace contract officially expired. More to follow... [Image text:] LEIPZIG FINAL LEIPZIG FINAL2026 BOSS
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