The Telegraph: Nottingham Forest no longer trusts Ao Bo, Sean Dyche becomes the favorite as new manager

October 12 According to the "Daily Telegraph" report, Nottingham Forest club owner Marinakis no longer trusts coach Postkoglu, and Sean Dyche has become the team's new coach.

The 54-year-old Dyche was a member of the Nottingham Forest youth training and currently lives in Nottingham. He has extensive experience in Premier League relegation, and Nottingham Forest currently ranks 17th in the Premier League standings, just one place above the relegation zone.

Dyche may become Nottingham Forest's third manager this season. His most recent job was at Everton, helping the club through the crisis at the end of the Farhad Moshiri era before leaving in January this year.

Postkoglu's future has been the focus of Nottingham Forest during the international break, and all parties are aware that a breakup may occur. Marinakis is understood to have considered a number of options, including current Fulham boss Marco Silva, but the issue of his release clause complicates this option, even if he is willing to leave his current club.

Marinakis also considered former Nottingham Forest coach Steve Cooper, but he is currently coaching Danish team Brondby and performing well. In contrast, Sean Dyche, who is currently unemployed, has no immediate employment issues.

Ditch led the team to the Premier League twice during his 9 and a half years at Burnley. He was an apprentice at Nottingham Forest at the end of the Brian Clough era, at the same time as Roy Keane. Although he left Nottingham Forest without making a first-team appearance, he enjoyed success in League One. Dyche's long-term assistant Ian Vaughan is also a favorite at Nottingham Forest, having played for the club for 10 years in the 1990s.

The "Daily Telegraph" reported on October 3 that there are serious doubts about Postkoglu's future in Nottingham Forest. He is yet to win a single game since taking over from Nuno on September 9 and has lost the trust of many fans. During the Europa League match against Midtjylland on October 2, some fans even shouted "You will be fired tomorrow". This was supposed to be a glorious moment for Nottingham Forest to return to the European competition.

Nottingham Forest will face Chelsea at home next Saturday and currently has 5 points. Postkoglu is still expected to take charge of the game, but if the team loses again and faces backlash from fans, Marinakis is likely to make a move to make Dyche the new head coach.