Glasner Signals Possible Managerial Change for Forest

Following Nottingham Forest's 2-0 defeat to Brentford, manager Oliver Glasner suggested that the club might appoint a sixth manager due to their poor Premier League performance. The loss left Forest in 19th place, just one point above the bottom, having lost four of their last five matches, with their only point from a draw against Ipswich Town.

In an interview with BBC Sport’s Match of the Day, Glasner admitted to making too many compromises and emphasized the need for a clear direction at the club. He stated, “It’s now time not to make compromises; it’s now time to show a clear way, and everybody has to follow.” Glasner also indicated that changes would be made to improve the team's performance, acknowledging defensive mistakes and poor finishing as key issues.

Nottingham Forest managed only one shot on target during the match, which came after Brentford's second goal. They will face Premier League leaders Manchester City next weekend.