On October 6th, British media reported that Australian coach Postecoglou may have set a Premier League record by being sacked after just 27 days in charge of Nottingham Forest.

At the start of this season, Portuguese coach Nuno was dismissed due to conflicts with club management and poor results. Nottingham Forest officially announced on September 9th that former Tottenham Hotspur manager Postecoglou would take over. However, the team's performance under Postecoglou has not improved, but has worsened. Nottingham Forest has not won a single game since his appointment, with two draws and five losses in seven games.

Currently, Nottingham Forest has been eliminated from the League Cup and is deep in the relegation zone in the Premier League table. According to British media, Nottingham Forest plans to change its manager during the international break. If Postecoglou is sacked in the next few days, he could break the record for the shortest-serving manager in Premier League history. Currently, the record for the shortest managerial tenure in Premier League history is held by Sam Allardyce, who managed Leeds United for just 30 days at the end of the 2022-23 season.