Nottingham Forest are closing in on appointing Vitor Pereira as their new head coach, according to BBC Sport. The Portuguese manager, previously in charge of Wolves, is set to take over at the City Ground following a period of managerial instability at the club.

The move comes as Forest seek stability after a turbulent season that saw them fight against relegation in the Premier League. Pereira brings extensive experience in English football and a track record of developing young talent, which could prove crucial for Forest's ambitions. His tactical flexibility and ability to get results in tight matches align with what the club needs.

If confirmed, Pereira would become Forest's third permanent manager in under two years, highlighting the club's urgent need for consistency. The appointment signals a clear direction for Forest's recruitment strategy and playing style With the transfer window approaching, Pereira's arrival could shape the club's summer business and set the tone for their Premier League campaign.