Former Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper may be spotted in an opposition dugout next season as the 44-year-old closes in on a managerial return
Steve Cooper is reportedly closing in on a return to Premier League management only six months on from his Nottingham Forest dismissal, with Brighton leading the race for his signature.
Now with the 2023/24 campaign done and dusted, the managerial merry-go-round has accelerated. Premier League coaches are being chopped and changed with Cooper a potential beneficiary looking ahead to the new season, says Mail Online.READ MORE: Evangelos Marinakis highlights his role in Euro triumph as Forest aim for lift-off
Following that, an 'unnamed top-half team' is making efforts to convince Cooper to sign on. This one is difficult to pin down as bar Chelsea - who are about to confirm Leicester City's Enzo Maresca as their new manager - every top-half team currently has a boss installed.
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