Despite a rocky start, Nottingham Forest are reportedly leaning towards retaining Ange Postecoglou at the City Ground for the time being. The former Tottenham boss has found himself under immediate scrutiny after failing to secure a single victory in his first seven matches, and Chelsea lie next in wait.

Postecoglou stepped into the role following Nuno Espirito Santo's departure from the Midlands, after club owner Evangelos Marinakis dismissed the Portuguese coach due to a deteriorating relationship. Last season, Nuno led Forest to Europa League qualification.

Currently, the Tricky Trees find themselves in 17th place in the Premier League, having not tasted victory since their opening day triumph over Brentford.

Since taking the reins at the City Ground, Postecoglou has suffered three losses in four league games, along with a draw against Real Betis and a home defeat to Danish outfit Midtjylland.

The Australian manager has already been on the receiving end of chants from Forest's own fans, predicting his imminent dismissal. In response, Postecoglou stated: "The fans are disappointed. They're allowed to have their opinion on it and I heard their opinion."

However, according to the Daily Mail, the club is currently inclined to keep Postecoglou for the upcoming...