Newcastle United line up Nottingham Forest raid following Nuno Espirito Santo exit
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Newcastle United line up Nottingham Forest raid following Nuno Espirito Santo exit
"Wilson is considered the leading candidate to fill the position and bring stability back to St. James' Park. Wilson's track record at Nottingham Forest speaks volumes. Since joining the club in 2023, the 41-year-old Scot has played a central role in their transformation. Under his stewardship, as both Chief Football Officer and sporting director, Forest qualified for European competition for the first time in decades."
"Newcastle's manager Eddie Howe strongly supports Wilson's appointment. The pair reportedly share a good working rapport, a relationship missing in previous recruitment disruptions caused by Paul Mitchell's abrupt departure. The club's summer window has been tumultuous, plagued by stalled deals and internal turbulence. Magpies need stability at the club (Photo via: The Athletic) With Newcastle's sporting strategy in limbo and the PIF-backed ownership demanding better structure, Wilson's proven ability to build squads and integrate into coaching structures could be exactly what's needed."
Newcastle United are preparing to appoint Ross Wilson as Sporting Director, with the move expected soon. Wilson joined Nottingham Forest in 2023 and served as Chief Football Officer and sporting director, helping the club qualify for European competition for the first time in decades. He oversaw 17 of Forest's 24 summer signings, including Callum Hudson-Odoi, Anthony Elanga, Nikola Milenkovic, and Murillo, reshaping the squad into a top-10 force. Wilson previously led recruitment at Rangers, contributing to a Scottish league title and a Europa League final, and has held senior roles at Southampton and Huddersfield. Eddie Howe supports the appointment and ownership seeks stronger sporting structure and stability.
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