Vitor Pereira wants another shot at the Premier League after his spells at Wolves and Nottingham Forest. But next time, he wants to compete at the top of the league. The Portuguese coach has explained his plans for the future…

Former Wolverhampton Wanderers and Nottingham Forest manager Vitor Pereira has declared his ambition to return to the Premier League to challenge for titles. Speaking on the 90+3 video podcast broadcast on A BOLA TV, the Portuguese coach explained that after multiple survival campaigns, his next career objective is managing a team capable of competing at the top end of the English top flight.
Pereira has been out of contract since leaving Nottingham Forest in the summer, where he guided the team to Premier League safety and the Europa League semi-finals. Prior to his spell at Forest, he had successfully engineered a late-season survival surge with Wolves in 2025 before being dismissed following a ten-match winless run.
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