Nottingham Forest winger Jota Silva has opened up about his future with the club following a loan spell at Besiktas. After a failed move to Sporting Lisbon last summer, Silva spent the season in Turkey, where he faced uncertainty regarding his next steps. With the Reds having bolstered their attacking options over the past year, the 26-year-old is hopeful that the arrival of Vitor Pereira as head coach could provide him with a new opportunity at the City Ground. Silva expressed optimism about Pereira's impact, noting that the manager had successfully guided Nottingham Forest to safety in the Premier League with a few games to spare. He mentioned that Pereira has earned the respect of the squad and has fostered a positive atmosphere with attractive football. Silva is eager to return to Nottingham Forest and contribute to a successful season, whether with the club or elsewhere. He reflected on his time at Besiktas as a learning experience, acknowledging that the team could have achieved more despite having a talented squad. As he prepares to report back to Nottingham, Silva is determined to make the most of the upcoming season under Pereira's guidance.