We asked our writer staff to be the Premier League manager this season 2024-25, and this decision unanimously favors imports to lead a historic Red Continuing Club that surprised many in their first full season at the helm.

And we're not talking about Arne.

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Nuno Espirito Santo has led his tricky tree back to Europe for the first time since 1995-96 and still keeps them alive to Champions League qualification in Week 37.

The 51-year-old Portuguese will complete a resume this season, including bringing two Premier League clubs to Europe for the first time in decades after bringing the wolf back to the mainland in 2019-20.

Liverpool's Arne slots, Newcastle's Eddie Howe, and even the Wolf's Dark Horse Vitor Pereira are praised for their incredible seasons, which is why we went with Nuno.

Nuno's meticulous coaching makes the forest successful - Author: Joe Prince Weright

What I was going to say was, of course, that he won the Premier League championship in his first year in England, which is worth mentioning. But what Nuno has achieved is special - everyone takes Nottingham Forest as a relegation candidate at the start of the season, but they are well trained and lowered the pressure and then work on the counter. It works well. The Forest is basically the top five of the season, which is incredible, and Nuno is definitely his player. As a reward, he is such a good person. Special mentions are also that Anthony Erlara of Bournemouth, Marco Silva of Fulham, Eddie Howe of Newcastle and Thomas Frank of Brentford have also surpassed their achievements. And, we should not underestimate David Moyes and Vitor Pereira's excellent work reversed Everton and Wolf, respectively.

The leap from downgraded feed to Europe, with shockers - Andy Edwards

I know, I know, Nottingham Forest have fallen off pace and now look like they're going to miss out on Champions League qualification, but 1) they're still going to be in Europe next year, and 2) if you had told Forest fans, after watching their side scratch and claw their way to 16th and 17th the last two seasons, that they would finish 2024-25 no lower than seventh, well you'd be missing a hand (or two) because they'd have snatched it away before you got the talk from your mouth.

Forest Squad's buy demonstrates skillful management - Nick Mendola

You can only put in two backhand compliments in Nuno's season, which is how he's lucky to have suffered a major injury and also earned a professional season from goalkeeper Matz Sels, which is certainly a few points higher than expected (Forest, it must be noted that this season has nearly 16 more than expected, than expected. By understatement). He does this with two new center guards from Nikola Milenkovic and Murllo, neither of whom is out of place in the best XI or the second XI and takes on his role by getting six forwards as they rarely play a full 90-minute counterattacker. The forest is almost as stable as a boat, at home, within the range of 9W-5D-4L and 9W-3D-6L. They have never lost more than two consecutive PL matches and won Liverpool at Anfield and won the victory of Aston Villa and Aston Villa and Aston Villa. Espirito Santo was appointed PL manager of the month in October, December and March, and he is certainly my PL manager of the season.