A number of clubs are said to be keeping a close eye on Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper’s situation.
Today marks a year in charge at the City Ground for the Welshman, who replaced Chris Hughton at the helm last September. He has overseen a remarkable transformation in that time, taking the Reds from bottom of the Championship to the Premier League, ending their 23-year exile from the top-flight.
Cooper agreed a two-year deal when he was appointed, leaving him with 12 months left to run on his current contract. Following last season’s promotion success, owner Evangelos Marinakis stated his desire to tie the 42-year-old to fresh terms, and talks are understood to have taken place in the summer.