Nottingham Forest head coach Oliver Glasner has issued a stark warning that he could be dismissed if the team's run of results does not quickly improve, the BBC reported.
Glasner said he feared becoming the club's fifth managerial casualty in just over a year, underlining the level of instability that has surrounded the Championship club in recent months. His comments signal growing pressure on the coaching staff as Forest seek a stronger sequence of outcomes.
The warning highlights the short margins managers face in English football, where poor form can rapidly shift the mood among supporters and club directors alike. Glasner's declaration — as reported by the BBC — came amid mounting scrutiny of Forest's performances and the urgency for immediate improvement.
While Glasner did not elaborate publicly on specific demands or timelines, his remarks underline the precarious nature of the role and the expectation that results must follow to secure his position. The coming weeks will be seen as crucial for the coach to steady the team and persuade the club hierarchy that continuity is the best route forward.