Journalist believes Nottingham Forest will name a “very good” 59 years old
According to a reliable Greek journalist, Antonio Cordon may soon take over as Nottingham Forest’s new sporting director.
Since joining the Reds earlier this year, Ross Wilson has been playing a similar role for the Rangers.
Wilson has been in charge of several transfers and a large number of off-field appointments. His official title is Chief Football Officer.
Cordon is Evangelos Marinakis’s reliable lieutenant. As of right now, he seems destined to play the role of group director for Olympiacos, Forest, and Rio Ave.
Reporter believes the 59-year-old will work at Forest
Fans of Forest should not be concerned about anything official regarding Cordon at this time.
But The Sun employee Konstantinos Lianos has a hunch about what might occur in the future.
He is brought to X to share his thoughts, and he believes that Cordon will make a big impression at Forest in the future. He declared:
At Forest, a cordon might be installed shortly.
With his finger on the pulse of Europe, Lianos is a man whose accuracy has earned him a great reputation.
In another post on X, he makes the suggestion that, should he really show up at Forest, this would be a “excellent appointment.”
Although this is just conjecture at this point, Cordon seems to have experience in this field.
In both club and international football, he has held several positions and is a well-known sporting director.
After playing for Villarreal for seven years, he moved to Monaco for his first gig.
He served as Ecuador’s national team’s sporting director following his one-season stint in France, and then he joined Real Betis.
Before joining Olympiacos, he was a major factor in helping Betis win the Copa del Rey and advance to the Champions League.
Cordon defending Forest’s position from the boardroom would be a blessing.
Wilson has performed admirably since joining the team, so it will be interesting to watch if he stays if Cordon joins the team on a permanent basis.
