Pereira has been out of the game since leaving Forest at the end of last season

Former Nottingham Forest and Wolves manager Vitor Pereira has revealed in an interview that he is actively targeting a return to the Premier League. The Portuguese manager left Forest in July after steering the club to top-flight safety and the Europa League semi-finals, before being replaced by Oliver Glasner. Pereira stated he has spent his time away recharging and closely studying trends across English football.
Pereira reflected on his managerial record, citing his ability to unite squads and improve players under pressure. He highlighted the development of midfielder Elliot Anderson, who transferred from Forest to Manchester City for a British-record £116 million fee in July, as proof of his capacity to increase player value and deliver positive tactical results.
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