Breaking News: Evangelos Marinakis is reportedly considering another takeover, expanding his ownership beyond Nottingham Forest. Is a major DEAL imminent?
Evangelos Marinakis has been working hard to convince Edu to join his efforts, and now it seems he’s eyeing another potential club acquisition beyond Nottingham Forest.
Despite facing some criticism over the years, Marinakis has built something truly special at Forest, sparking hope and excitement among fans. Even Simon Jordan praised his efforts, highlighting how Marinakis guided the club from the Championship to the Premier League, drawing comparisons to his friend Nigel Doughty’s time at the club.
This summer, Marinakis has been backing manager Nuno Espirito Santo, with signings like Nikola Milenkovic and Elliot Anderson proving to be major successes. But it seems he’s not stopping there, with the Nottingham Forest owner setting his sights on new opportunities beyond the City Ground.
Evangelos Marinakis Looking to Expand His Empire
Currently, Marinakis owns three clubs: Rio Ave, Olympiacos, and Nottingham Forest. However, he appears to be eager to add another club to his growing portfolio. Edu Gaspar is reportedly set to play a significant role across Marinakis’ clubs, though the specifics of his involvement remain unclear.
According to The Telegraph, Marinakis is considering a takeover of a fourth club, with Italian side Monza rumored to be a potential target. If the deal goes through, it could fall under the umbrella of Marinakis’ ventures, potentially involving Edu’s influence.
A Gesture of Generosity at Nottingham Forest
In a heartwarming display of generosity this season, Marinakis made headlines when he purchased a European Cup-winning medal from former player Viv Anderson, who was looking to sell it. Rather than let it slip away, Marinakis decided to buy the medal and place it in the club’s museum for fans to admire.
This act of kindness drew praise from club legend John McGovern, who commended the Nottingham Forest owner: “He’s a very generous man and involved in many charities. It’s great that the medal will now be on display for everyone to see.”
While some critics may focus on controversies like the incident with Brighton, many fail to see Marinakis as a passionate owner who is genuinely invested in the future and success of his club.
