Oliver Glasner appointed Nottingham Forest manager amid stability concerns
BBC Football • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 16, 2026, 4:47 PM
Last updated Jul 16, 2026

Oliver Glasner has been appointed as Nottingham Forest's manager, marking the club's fifth managerial change within a year. His challenge will center around providing stability after a tumultuous period that saw multiple immediate dismissals. Glasner, who signed a three-year contract, hopes to build a successful foundation at the club, starting with a pre-season friendly against Notts County this Saturday. He previously managed Crystal Palace, leading them to success in domestic competitions before stepping down in May.
- •Glasner is Nottingham Forest's fifth manager in less than a year.
- •He signed a three-year contract aimed at achieving stability.
- •Nottingham Forest is scheduled to play Notts County this Saturday.
- •Glasner previously led Crystal Palace to the FA Cup and Europa Conference League.
- •The club has seen four managers dismissed in the last year.
- 4:47 PMBBC Football — 'Nobody wants to get divorced' - Glasner on Forest challenge
"Oliver Glasner has become Nottingham Forest's fifth manager in less than a year. His challenge now is to bring stability to a club where that has been in short supply.
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