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Nottingham Forest had been extremely successful last season under the management of Nuno Espirito Santo as they qualified for European football after a long time. They were promoted to the Premier League Football in 2022, and the first two seasons for them had been quite difficult as in both Seasons they had to fight relegation.
But last season they had been exceptionally good, they finished above the biggest teams of the Premier League like Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, and not only that, they even qualified for European football for such a long time. Nottingham Forest will be seen playing in the UEFA Conference League this season.
Jose Mourinho may replace Nuno Espirito Santo
No one can deny the contributions of Nuno Espirito Santo in this ultimate success of Nottingham Forest last season. The Portuguese manager has previously managed teams like Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton Wanderers. But recent reports suggest that he is having a difficult time with the Forest management team, and the officials are considering sacking him.
Jose Mourinho is presently managing Turkish side Fenerbahce
This had been terrible news for the Forest fans as it was Santo who earned them the success of their dream. They may have to struggle once again after the departure of Santo, similar to Leicester City, who struggled badly after the departure of Claudio Ranieri, who shocked the entire world by helping Leicester City to win the Premier League.
Tottenham Hotspur was the last team that Mourinho managed
But the name that has emerged potential replacement for Santo can be equally exciting. According to reports from Sun Sports, Jose Mourinho's name has been pitched to replace Nuno Espirito Santo at Nottingham Forest. Jose Mourinho is considered one of the most successful managers in the history of Football, and he has managed the biggest teams in the world, like Real Madrid and Chelsea.
Jose Mourinho can lead Nottingham Forest to even greater success, but we must not forget that the Portuguese boss is pretty much out of his prime now. It has been over six years since he has been struggling to find success with any team, and he is not getting the best teams to manage either. Joining Nottingham Forest can definitely be a turning point in his career, and he can even lead the English team to find bigger success.
