"Nottingham Forest's search for a new manager after yesterday's sacking of Ange Postecoglou could reportedly end up being bad news for Manchester United. It seems one name on Forest's list of targets to replace Postecoglou is Fulham boss Marco Silva, according to the Times. We also know, however, that Ruben Amorim probably isn't that safe at Man United, and this has previously seen Silva come up on their list of candidates, according to Football Insider."
"The Red Devils don't seem to be that close to sacking Amorim right now, but it will be interesting to see how long he has left as it's been a pretty poor start to the season again. Silva being eyed by Forest might also convince United to move more quickly as they'd otherwise be at risk of missing out on a candidate who could be ideal to replace Amorim."
"Silva has done a superb job at Craven Cottage and it makes sense that he's attracting interest from ambitious clubs. The Portuguese tactician could surely have a positive impact at a big club like United, while it also makes sense that he's seen as someone who could take Forest forward. It's been a difficult start to the season at the City Ground, with Postecoglou losing his job after just 39 days in charge, while Nuno Espirito Santo was rather harshly sacked earlier in the season."
Nottingham Forest dismissed Ange Postecoglou and are pursuing a new manager, with Marco Silva reported as a target. Silva's name has been linked to Manchester United previously amid doubts over Ruben Amorim's job security following a poor start. United have not yet sacked Amorim, but interest from other clubs could accelerate their decision-making. Silva has produced strong results at Fulham and is viewed as capable of improving a bigger club or advancing Forest. Forest have already made rapid managerial changes this season, including Nuno Espirito Santo and Postecoglou, reflecting instability at the club.
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