Alan Tate has left Swansea City to re-unite himself with Steve Cooper at Nottingham Forest.
Cooper has been out of work since leaving the Swans in July but is set to be appointed as Chris Hughton's successor at Forest on Tuesday.
He is expected to add Swansea's former head of performance analysis Steve Rands to his coaching staff at The City Ground.
And Tate will also make the move to Nottingham having left his post as part of the backroom team at Swansea.
It comes just four days after Swansea officially announced that Tate had taken up a new role at the club.
On September 17, the club confirmed Tate was no longer a first team coach.
The former defender - who earned two promotions as a player with the Swans - was set to oversee the club's out-on-loan players.
He was also tasked with playing a part in scouting players for the club.
However, he will now join Cooper's backroom team as Nottingham Forest bid to turn their fortunes around under new management having lost six of their first seven Championship matches this season under the previous regime.
Forest agreed a compensation fee with the Swans to take Cooper to Nottingham after the 41-year-old left his role in south Wales with a year left to run on his contract.
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