New Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner made a light-hearted entrance at his first press conference, joking about his sunburn after a sunny training session. Glasner, who signed a three-year deal, is tasked with bringing stability and success to a club that has seen four managerial changes in just a year.

Having previously led Crystal Palace to the FA Cup and Europa Conference League, Glasner arrives with a strong track record. However, the question remains: is accepting the Nottingham Forest role a risk? He likened managerial changes to divorce, emphasizing the desire for long-term commitments in football.

Glasner stated, "Nobody wants to get divorced... Every single club wants to have the same manager for a decade," highlighting the challenges of maintaining stability amid shifting expectations and plans.

Notably, a recent study revealed that the average tenure of sacked managers in the Premier League has dropped to less than a year, reflecting the high stakes in football management. Despite this, Glasner remains focused on success rather than the potential for dismissal.

His tenure at Selhurst Park saw him transform a struggling squad into a top-10 team, and he aims to replicate that success at Forest. While he has not committed to a specific formation, he intends to adapt his tactics based on player strengths, aiming to enhance the team's attacking play.

With players like Chris Wood and Morgan Gibbs-White, Glasner believes he has the right personnel to implement a more dynamic style of play. Last season, Forest struggled with converting chances, and Glasner aims to address this inefficiency, promising a shift towards a quicker, more effective offensive strategy.