After months of build-up, Nottingham Forest will begin their 2025/26 Premier League season this Sunday (August 17) with a home fixture against Brentford.
Those lucky enough to be inside the sold-out City Ground on Sunday will be hoping that Forest can improve on last season’s 7th-place finish.
Nuno Espirito Santo’s men will also participate in the Europa League this season, with those fixtures yet to be confirmed.
Among those die-hard Forest fans looking forward to the new season are several famous faces.
Like all clubs, Forest has its fair share of celebrity fans who will be hoping for success during the campaign.
Ahead of the 2025/26 season, we’ve taken a look at 13 celebrity Forest fans in order of their reported net worth.
Explore the 13 famous faces below:

9. Carl Froch - $20M
’Cobra’ Carl Froch was among the best super-middleweights of his era, holding the WBC, WBA and IBF world title’s during his 12-year career. The Forest fanatic often used Forest’s training ground in the build up to some of his biggest fights recalls wanting to be a professional footballer earlier in life. Like Leigh Wood, Froch took Forest with him into the ring, adorning the Forest logo on his shorts throughout his epic career. | Getty Images

10. Luis Felipe Scolari - $20m
A bit of an odd one but we’ll take it nonetheless! Having marvelled at Forest’s success in Europe in the 70s and early 80s, Scolari is said to be a fan of the club. Whether his support runs as deep as that of Forest’s other celeb fans is a different matter. But the World Cup winning manager is indeed a red! | AFP via Getty Images

11. Lee Westwood - $40m
The Worksop-born golfer certainly isn’t short of a few bob having joined the controversial LIV golf tour. As a Forest fan, Lee Westwood speaks fondly of the ‘rich history and tradition’ of the club and believes Forest’s transformation under Cooper is ‘nothing short of ‘incredible.’ | Getty Images

12. Stuart Broad - $69m
The fifth-highest wicket taker in international cricket is a huge Forest fan, along with fellow Notts teammates Luke Fletcher and Samit Patel. Broady described his day at Wembley as ‘one of the best sporting days’ of his life. Considering his incredible achievements in cricket, this says everything about how much Forest means to the England Bowler. | AFP via Getty Images


