Nottingham Forest currently find themselves sat in the play-off places in the Championship under the management of Sabri Lamouchi.
One player who has been key to Lamouchi’s men making such a positive start is goalkeeper Brice Samba. The 25-year-old has told the club’s official media team that the key to the Reds getting promoted is the togetherness of the squad.
The Reds have made a promising start to the 2019/20 Championship campaign are at sat in the play-off places at the moment, with a game in hand.
The East Midlands outfit have picked up 28 points from 15 games so far this season, which sees them sat just five points off league leaders West Bromwich Albion.
It’s fair to say that Lamouchi has really turned the club’s fortunes around and has introduced an exciting brand of football.
The Reds have been superb defensively, conceding just 13 goals in 15 league fixtures, and have scored 20 goals.
Spirit
It’s been a brilliant start from the Reds, and the fans will be confident of at least a top-six finish in the Championship this season.
Given the squad depth that the Reds have, some City Ground faithful will perhaps expect the team to fight for one of the two automatic promotion places.
Goalkeeper Samba believes that for the Reds to get promoted from the Championship to the Premier League at the end of the season, they need to maintain the current togetherness throughout the squad.
“It’s very important for the objective of the season,” said Samba when questioned about the team’s spirit by the club’s official media team.
“It’s very important that the team is all together. There’s a good relationship between the team right now.”
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