Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis and head coach Nuno Espirito Santo to hold talks

He added: “Everything is solid. We all want Nottingham to succeed. We are here in the good days but we are even closer in the difficult days, so personally I don’t see a problem.

“We are all together, united, and we’ll make some corrective actions and everything will be smooth and ready to go.

“We have a solid relationship. Of course, sometimes we can be nervous, say one thing, say another, but what counts at the end of the day is the real relationship between me and Nuno, between Nuno and the players and between the players and ourselves.”

Following Sunday’s 1-1 Premier League draw at Crystal Palace, former Wolves boss Nuno said he would not walk away.

“It is absurd. Never,” he added, having earlier said it was “nonsense” that he was trying to engineer his own exit.

Ex-Tottenham manager Nuno, who has been in charge at the City Ground since December 2023, is confident he can fix any issues and believes he will still be in position after the international break.

“Yes, I think so. I don’t know how to answer that but I think so,” he said, having guided Forest to seventh in the Premier League last season to qualify for Europe for the first time in 30 years.

“I’m totally relaxed in that sense. We need to have a talk about the future of the club and what is the commitment to the club. We want the same thing, we want the best for Forest, that’s for sure.

“We have to talk. These kinds of things should be done in the right moment, and the right moment is after the game. Now we are focused on West Ham, then we have the international break and I think that is the right moment.”