Nottingham Forest have endured a difficult start to the campaign, losing five of their opening eight matches across all competitions. This underwhelming run has left them in the Premier League relegation zone and raised immediate questions about their current form.
Manager Oliver Glasner, who took charge in the summer after leaving Crystal Palace, remains positive and insists his side deserve better results. Narrow defeats against Palace and reigning champions Arsenal have highlighted missed opportunities rather than a lack of effort.
Internally, the club believes they are on the right track under the 52-year-old manager, who previously led Palace to FA Cup glory. Glasner has discussed his slow starts at previous clubs with owner Evangelos Marinakis, emphasizing the need for a long-term strategy and squad consistency.
Defender Murillo has backed the manager, noting that the squad is still adapting to a completely new tactical system implemented this season. As they prepare to face Ipswich Town, the players remain aware of the pressure and are determined to translate their development into positive pitch results.
