Ange Postecoglou 'wants to go back to England' as huge Man United claim is made amid Nottingham Forest links

"He wants to go back to England, I know that, Slater said. Graham Arnold met up with him recently, and had a great conversation with him, and he wants to go back to the Premier League. We know Tottenham didn't have a great season in respect to their Premier League position, 17th. But they did win the Europa League, that's a big thing."

"When you look at it, I wouldn't rule out Manchester United the way things are going with Amorim. Certainly, Nottingham Forest, West Ham, in particular, are an option. I think those three clubs, United, West Ham, Forest look dodgy in respect to their managers. It's intriguing isn't it? Three clubs with potential for Ange. You wouldn't even be surprised if he'd already spoken to someone from one of these clubs."

"According to reports, Postecoglou is thought to be held in high regard by Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis. Another former Spurs boss in Jose Mourinho is also seen as a potential candidate along with Crystal Palace's Oliver Glasner, Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola, Fulham's Marco Silva, and USMNT manager Mauricio Pochettino. Forest have spent the international break exploring their options in the market, but whether they make an appointment before Saturday's Premier League clash away at Arsenal remains to be seen."

Kasper Hjulmand has been appointed Leverkusen head coach. Ange Postecoglou prefers a return to England and aims to return to the Premier League. Graham Arnold met with Postecoglou recently and had a positive conversation. Tottenham finished low in the Premier League but won the Europa League. Manchester United, Nottingham Forest, and West Ham are identified as potential options for Postecoglou. Postecoglou is thought to be held in high regard by Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis. Other potential candidates for Forest include Jose Mourinho, Oliver Glasner, Andoni Iraola, Marco Silva, and Mauricio Pochettino. Forest have explored options during the international break and may or may not appoint before Saturday's match at Arsenal.

Read at www.standard.co.uk