That Nottingham Forest are close to reaching a new deal with Welsh boss Steve Cooper. By turning the destiny of the “wild” back after taking over. The army instead of Chris Hughton in September last year,
Cooper took Forest at the bottom of the table at the beginning of the season. Came up to finish 4th in the championship points table and achieve promotion to the Premier League. After defeating Huddersfield Town in the play-off final.
The achievement ended Forest’s 23-year wait for a return to England’s top flight, and the Reds are now looking to tie down the future of the 42-year-old with a new contract in the coming weeks, according to The UFABET.
The report suggests that an agreement is close between Cooper and his employers, with the boss flying out to Athens to meet with Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis to discuss transfer plans ahead of the 2022-23 campaign.
Most recently, Forest is set to offer Cooper a new contract following his first successful return to the top flight in 23 years
, with the 42-year-old close to reaching an agreement with the club. He will fly to Athens to meet owner Evangelos Marinakis to discuss reinforcements ahead of next season.
A new deal is expected to become clear during the talks, with Cooper signing a long-term contract. Instead of the current issue that will expire in 12 months only.