Vitor Pereira's new target: a Premier League title

After parting ways with Nottingham Forest in the summer, Vitor Pereira talked about his future plans and the important moments of his career on the 90+3 programme on A Bola TV. The 58-year-old coach said he had fulfilled his dream of working in England and now wants to take his career to a higher level.

Pereira said he had achieved the goals he set for himself throughout his career, one after another. He said he had become a head coach, managed in the top flight, won the championship in his country, won a cup abroad and reached the Premier League. He stressed that his next goal is to reach a level where he can compete for the Premier League title.

The Portuguese coach said that to reach the Champions League trophy, a club first needs the right conditions, and he pointed to his time at Wolverhampton as an example. Expressing his respect for the club, Pereira said that at that time, keeping the team in the league seemed as difficult as winning the Champions League.

On the programme, he also commented on the playing ideas of coaches such as Pep Guardiola, Roberto De Zerbi and Jorge Jesus. Saying he admired Jesus's determination to put his ideas into practice, Pereira described how he quickly took an idea Guardiola had suggested to him onto the training pitch.