Nottingham Forest has named Vitor Pereira as its fourth manager of the season, replacing Sean Dyche after just 114 days in charge. The Portuguese coach, who kept Wolves in the Premier League during his previous tenure, signed an 18-month deal to steer Forest away from relegation. With the team sitting three points above the relegation zone and 12 games remaining, Pereira emphasized confidence in the squad’s potential: "I believe in the quality of the players, the ambition of the president, and the possibility of achieving positive results." Pereira’s appointment comes amid a turbulent season marked by three managerial changes, raising questions about stability and tactical consistency. Forest’s survival hinges on immediate improvements, as the club faces a critical stretch of fixtures that could define their campaign.