Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo is delighted to extend his contract at the club, stating his desire to create better memories at the club.
The Portuguese who had previously managed Wolves and Tottenham Hotspur, moved to the City Ground in December 2023, with the Tricky Trees in a battle for survival. He was able to guide the club to survival, as they finished 17th on the Premier League standings.
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Forest’s fortunes improved in his first full season, defying all odds to finish seventh at the end of the 2024-25 season.
The former Valencia manager has now extended his contract up until 2028 after helping the club attain European qualification for the first time since the 1995-96 season.
“I am delighted to be able to continue our journey at this fantastic football club”, he said.
“Since we arrived at Forest, we have worked extremely hard to create a special bond between the players, the fans and everyone at the club, which helped us achieve great things last season.
I would like to thank our owner, Mr Marinakis, for his constant support and backing. It is important to me to share a strong relationship with our ownership and we have thoroughly enjoyed working together ever since I arrived at Forest”, the former Spurs boss added.
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“Now is the time to work harder than ever as we strive for more special memories together.”
A poor run of form towards the end of the season saw them drop out of the UCL spots, with the UEFA Conference League their consolation for an encouraging campaign.
The 51-year old also claimed the awards as the manager of the month for the months of October, December and March.
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