Nottingham Forest Owner Issues Stark Warning Over Ange Postecoglou’s Future
Sky Sports News has reported that Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis will not hesitate to remove head coach Ange Postecoglou if the club’s performances and results do not improve quickly.
However, sources close to the club also emphasised that Postecoglou retains the immediate backing of the hierarchy, meaning his position is not under imminent threat despite rising pressure from fans after a poor run of results.
Club’s Position
Marinakis, who has been outspoken in the past about his expectations, is said to be closely monitoring the situation. The message from the owner is clear: unless Forest turn things around on the pitch, change will follow.
This is the first significant indication from the top of the club since supporters voiced frustration during recent fixtures. While there is short-term support for Postecoglou, the long-term future of the manager will hinge on results in the coming weeks.
Fan Reaction
Forest fans have grown increasingly restless following the team’s start to the Premier League campaign. Chants and online criticism have intensified, with many questioning whether Postecoglou’s tactical approach is working in Nottingham.
Next Steps
With key fixtures looming, Postecoglou will be under enormous scrutiny. Marinakis is understood to want swift improvements, both in performance levels and results, if the Australian coach is to keep his position.
Sky Sports News’ report underlines that while there is “immediate support”, that backing could evaporate quickly if the team fails to respond.
Summary
The breaking message: Marinakis expects rapid improvement and will act decisively if Forest falter further. For now, Ange Postecoglou remains in charge — but the margin for error has narrowed dramatically.
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Source: Sky Sports News via @SkySportsNews on X, 3 October 2025.
Breaking — 3 October 2025
