Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner expressed confidence in his position despite the team’s recent struggles in the Premier League. Forest, who have suffered three consecutive league defeats, are set to face Ipswich in an upcoming match as they seek to halt their downturn in form.

Glasner, who previously managed Crystal Palace, emphasized his successful track record, highlighting that he has secured three major trophies during his tenure with the Eagles, including the FA Cup, the UEFA Conference League, and the Community Shield. He noted that over the past 16 months, he led the English club with the most silverware.

Forest’s owner, Evangelos Marinakis, has a reputation for limited patience, having dismissed four managers over the previous season. Despite this, Glasner remains resolute about his future with the club, acknowledging the current difficulties but expressing optimism that the team’s fortunes will improve in due course. “We’re in the eye of a storm but the sun will shine once through it,” Glasner said.

As Forest prepare to travel to Ipswich, expectations are high for Glasner to guide the team back to positive results and restore stability amid a challenging period.