LONDON: Oliver Glasner believes the foundations are in place for Nottingham Forest to make a sound start to the new Premier League season even though there is “no button to press” that will guarantee success. Glasner succeeded Vitor Pereira as Forest manager earlier this month following a successful stint in charge of Premier League rivals Crystal Palace. The 51-year-old Austrian guided Palace to both the 2025 FA Cup and last season’s European Conference League — the first two major trophies won by the south London club. But he left Selhurst Park following a dispute over transfer policy.

Forest have been renowned for multiple summer signings but they are looking for quality over quantity with Glasner now in charge

Oliver Glasner believes the foundations are in place for Nottingham Forest to make a sound start to the new Premier League season even though there is "no button to press" that…