Nottingham Forest face a battle to keep hold of manager Steve Cooper.
Cooper has earned a lot of recognition for his tremendous work at Forest as he led them back to the Premier League and steered them away from the top flight's relegation zone.
The Daily Mail says the 43-year-old is being targeted by at least two other Premier League clubs ahead of next season.
The likes of Tottenham, Chelsea, West Ham, Southampton and Leeds are facing uncertainty regarding their respective manager.
Antonio Conte's Spurs contract is up in June while Graham Potter and David Moyes have come under fire at Stamford Bridge and London Stadium respectively.
Ruben Selles and Javi Gracia's positions at Southampton and Leeds respectively could also be affected if they get relegated.
Brighton might also need a new head coach as interest is growing for Roberto De Zerbi.
But Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis is a big fan of Cooper and is not keen on letting him go as he sees him as an important factor that will help the club grow.