NOTTINGHAM — Nottingham Forest have been rocked by a sensational managerial story involving head coach Oliver Glasner and record signing Liam Delap.
Delap arrived at the City Ground from Chelsea in a club-record £45 million deal, signing a five-year contract. Glasner had reportedly made the striker a priority during the transfer window and played a significant role in bringing him to Forest.
The dramatic claim that Glasner has resigned following decisions surrounding Delap’s arrival would represent a major shock for the club. Supporters would naturally question why a manager who had strongly supported the signing would suddenly walk away.
However, there is no credible confirmation that Glasner has resigned because of Delap’s signing. In fact, Forest’s own reporting quotes Glasner describing Delap’s arrival as a sign of the club’s ambition, while recent match coverage still identifies Glasner as Forest’s head coach.
For now, the resignation story should therefore be treated as unconfirmed speculation rather than established fact.
The confirmed story is that Delap is now a Nottingham Forest player—and Glasner was one of the key figures behind bringing him to the City Ground.
