GOOD NEWS WE COULD HOPE FOR: In a moment that has sent shockwaves of joy through the valley and The EPL broader community, Nottingham forest Head coach Vitor Pereira has officially confirmed that legendary Hero former Head Coach Sabri Lamouchi is returning to the organisation, this time not just a Head Coach but as their new senior c….see more

In a moment that supporters are already describing as a “homecoming,” Pereira revealed that Lamouchi will be rejoining the club not as head coach this time, but in a senior leadership position designed to strengthen the club’s football structure and long-term development.

Lamouchi remains a respected figure among Forest fans after guiding the club during a memorable period in its recent history. During his time in charge, the Frenchman helped restore belief at the City Ground and built a competitive side that came close to promotion, reigniting optimism among supporters who had long waited for the club’s return to the top tier of English football.

Speaking during the announcement, Pereira praised Lamouchi’s knowledge of the club and the positive influence he can bring behind the scenes.

“Sabri understands the identity and spirit of Nottingham Forest,” Pereira said. “His experience, leadership, and passion for the club will be extremely valuable as we continue building a strong future here. Having someone who already shares the club’s values is a huge advantage.”

According to sources within the club, Lamouchi’s new role as a senior coordinator within the football structure will involve mentoring coaching staff, supporting recruitment strategy, and helping guide the development of young players within the club’s system. His familiarity with the club’s culture is expected to help strengthen communication between the first team, academy, and management.

For supporters, the news has sparked a wave of excitement on social media, with many praising the club for bringing back a respected former leader who understands the expectations and traditions of Forest.

Lamouchi himself expressed gratitude for the opportunity to return to the City Ground.

“Nottingham Forest has always held a special place in my heart,” he said in a brief statement. “I am proud to come back and help the club in this new role. Together we will continue working to make the fans proud.”

The move is seen as part of a broader effort by Forest’s leadership to combine experienced football minds with the current coaching staff as the club aims to strengthen its position in the Premier League.

With Pereira leading the team on the pitch and Lamouchi now returning to provide guidance behind the scenes, many supporters believe the reunion could mark the beginning of another promising chapter in Nottingham Forest’s journey.