Ange Postecoglou: Nottingham Forest appoint ex-Spurs boss as new head coach after Nuno Espirito Santo sacking | Football News

Nutingham Forest, former head of Tottenham, Ang Postecoglou, has appointed a new coach to replace Nuno Espirito Santo.

Sky Sports News It is understood that the Australian has signed a two -year deal on the city’s land.

Postecoglou returns to management just three months after his dismissal by Spears, although they led them to Glory Legue Glory to end the 17 -year -old drought.

Postecoglou behind Nuno, who was sacked late on Monday night after a collapse in his relationship with the owner Evangelos Marinakis, It is understood that he wants to be rejected.

The Greek Marinakion was admired by postecoglou, whose family is of Greek origin, for some time, and was quickly recognized as a pioneering candidate against Nuno.

“We come as a coach of the club who has a proven and consistent record of awards,” said Marinakis.

“His experience in training teams at the highest level, as well as his desire to build something special with us in Forest, makes him a great person to help us on our journey and achieve all our ambitions constantly.”

“After getting the upgrade to the Premier League, then constantly built a season after the season to secure European football, we must now take the right step to compete with the best and challenge the prizes.

“Ange has credit papers and a busy record to do so, and we are excited because it joins us on our ambitious journey.”

Ang to face Arsenal away in the first Forest game

Marinakis postecoglou gave another rift in the English Premier League and European football.

The 60 -year -old is scheduled to return to a quick return to northern London, where Forest is visiting Tottenham’s competitors in the Premier League on Saturday at lunch.

The first four games in Postecoglou in Forest, all far away, with his first match at home until September 27 against Sunderland, live on Sky Sports.

Former former chief spent two seasons in Spears and ended his 17 -year drying out of his victory in the European League.

But 16 days after Tottenham’s leadership to his first European Cup in 41 years, Bustogoglo was dismissed after the club’s Premier League season, where she ranked seventeenth with 22 defeats from 38 games.

A little more than one month after his dismissal, Marinakis PostCoglou presented a special prize in Greece for being the first Greek coach to win a European Cup in the men’s match.

He said, “Anage has spoken several times about Greece. It is extremely important for a person to be proud of proud and screaming about his origins.

“He achieved this with a team that did not win a title and was struggling. With this success with Tottenham, Greece made proud.

“He is a very good coach and wherever he goes, he will make Greece proud.”