There wasn’t much calm around Nottingham Forest in 2025/26. They changed manager several times, spent part of the spring worrying about relegation and somehow reached a Europa League semi-final at the same time. Forest eventually stayed up in 16th, collecting 44 points.
Their league numbers were fairly ordinary. Forest scored 48 goals and let in 51, with 11 wins from 38 matches. Morgan Gibbs-White supplied much of the attacking spark and finished as the club’s leading scorer across all competitions with 18.
The contrast with Europe was hard to miss. Forest reached the last four of the Europa League while struggling for rhythm at home, which perhaps said more about an unsettled season than any single statistic could. By the summer, another change had arrived.
Oliver Glasner now has the job. He inherits a squad that has lost Elliot Anderson but still contains plenty of quality, so 2026/27 should give a clearer idea of where Forest actually stand.
The Nottingham Forest stats worth watching are fairly simple: goals scored, clean sheets and whether results at the City Ground improve. Those figures can be followed alongside BetVictor’s wider football stats coverage, while the Premier League betting section gives the wider league picture. Both destinations are live for 2026/27.
