Nuno Espereto Santo Akil: Nutingham Forest coach after his general decrease with owner Ivanjelus Marinakis | Football news

Nutingham Forest dismissed the lead coach Nuno Espereto Santo, Sky Sports News It was said.

The 51 -year -old, who was handed over a new contract this summer after leading the forests to the European League, said in August, his relationship with The co -owner Evangelus Marinakis was “not the same” and “not good as it was (last season)”.

Nuno’s comments were said to leave the forest heads puzzled and lead to those who doubt the club’s commitment to this role.

He leaves the city’s land less than two years after his appointment in December 2023.

Forest won four points from its three matches in the Premier League and Arsenal’s visit on Saturday. His last match was responsible for a 3-0 loss against Graham Potter West Ham on August 31.

Watch: Nuno’s final interview as President Forest

In his final interview as the Nutingham Forest coach, Nuno He confirmed that he is still in direct contact with the owner Marinakis He mentioned his intention to remain committed to the management of the club.

Nuno and Marinakis: a timetable

August 15: In the first week of the Premier League season, Nuno Espereto Santo admits that his “unbalanced” side has a “big problem” with the Premier League return, with a warning that they are “very far” from where they should be.

August 15: Forest is then advancing in a quadruple deal to the Orchinson, Douglas Louise, James Makati and Arnoud Kalindu.

August 22: After a week, Forest coach Nuno says that his relationship with Ivanjelus Marinakis, the owner of Nutingham Forest, “is not the same” and admits “where there is smoke, there is a fire” in response to his club’s reports.

August 22: It is understood that Marinakis is “puzzled” through Nuno’s comments, and there was no intention to dismiss him as a club manager.

August 24: Nuno takes responsibility for a 1-1 draw at Forest in Crystal Palace- and calls for a goalkeeper and two full vicers to complete his team in the transfer window.

August 29: After the European League tie in Forest, Marinakis says Nuno is “the right man for the job” and “everything is strong” between him and the main coach. It also admits the presence of planned talks during the international break.

August 31: In what ends until his final interview as Forest coach, Nuno revealed his desire to stay in the job and said that there was direct communication with the Marinakis.

September 1: Forest submitted Nuno’s demands for the two backs and goalkeeper on the day of the deadline – completing the deals for Niccolo Savona, Olexander Zenchenko and John Victor, while the suite Dylan Backoa also joins.

September 8: Nuno is dismissed as the Forest coach.

What did Nono say to “War” Marinakis?

Nuno said in August that his relationship with Marinakis was not “herself” and he confessed “where there is smoke, there is a fire” in response to the reports of his position in the club.

“We know each other well, and we were all in the industry for a while now,” he said before his match against Crystal Palace.

“And where there is smoke, there is a fire, so I know how things work, but I am here to perform my job. I understand, because I am worried. I am the first to feel anxious. I am the first to be concerned.”

When asked about the rift in his relationship with Marinakis, Nuno continued to add: “I always had a good relationship with the owner, last season was very soon. This season, not good. No, it’s not good.

“I don’t know exactly, but I am honest with you. I can’t say this is the same, because it’s not the same. The reason behind it, I don’t know.

“I always think that dialogue and what you say or opinion are always valid, because my anxiety is the team and the season in front of us, but our relationships have changed.

“I am honest with you, I cannot say this is the same, because it is not the same. The reason behind it, I don’t know.

“The truth is that it was not what it was. What it had was to have a good and respectful relationship, but it was more dependent on confidence and exchange of opinions, and now it is not good.”