Nottingham Forest have three more years of Nuno Espirito Santo to look forward to after the Portuguese penned a new deal at the City Ground.
Nuno steered the Reds to a seventh-placed finish in the Premier League last term and will oversee a UEFA Conference League campaign next time around. He has been rewarded for his efforts with a contract to keep him at the club until 2028.
In a relatively short space of time, Forest have undergone an incredible transformation under the former Wolverhampton Wanderers and Tottenham Hotspur chief. And their aim will be to kick on again when the 2025/26 season begins in August as they navigate a return to European football.
Nuno's new contract and his impact on the banks of the Trent got us thinking about what has happened to some of the men who have previously occupied the Forest hot seat. Where are they now and what has happened to them since they left the City Ground?
As it turns out, some are still in work but others are waiting for the phone to ring. Below is a look at every permanent Reds manager from the past two decades and what they are up to.