The son of Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis and Monaco royalty were at the club's training ground today.
Miltiadis Marinakis, who has a senior role at his father's club, posted a picture of himself and Louis Ducruet on Instagram.
Ducruet, who joined Forest last year as an advisor on international projects, attended Forest's 2-1 win over Blackpool at the City Ground yesterday. It was the first game he has attended at the City Ground with fans in situ.
Today, Ducruet was given a tour of the club's training ground and introduced to new head coach Steve Cooper for the first time.
Ducruet, the nephew of Prince Albert II of Monaco, is set to stay in the UK for the next two weeks, with Forest hosting Fulham either side of trips to Bristol City and Queens Park Rangers in that time.
Ducruet got on board with Forest last summer after leaving AS Monaco - his involvement coming after an approach from Forest technical director François Modesto.
“ Our first contacts date back to mid-June," Ducruet said back in December 2020.
"I had hinted that I would not extend at AS Monaco. The negotiations did not go as I wanted. I also wanted to see something else.
"François Modesto got in touch with me. He occupies the sports management between Nottingham Forest and Olympiacos, which are owned by the same shareholder.
"François was the main intermediary. With just one phone call he convinced me.”
Ducruet's parents are Princess Stéphanie of Monaco and Daniel Ducruet, and he is 15th in line to the Monegasque throne.
