Day of the transfer deadline for Nottingham Forest: news as Nuno Espirito Santo searches for late additions
Welcome to our live transfer deadline-day blog for Nottingham Forest! Today is sure to be busy nationwide, especially at the City Ground as the Reds try to add a few players to their roster.
In the last few hours of the window, they still have a good deal of work to do. They want to add players, but they also want to reduce the number of players under head coach Nuno Espirito Santo. The boss of Forest has made it apparent that they are working within a “difficult” window and might not achieve their goals.
This month was never going to call for a complete squad overhaul, and Forest’s determination to prove to the Premier League that they take the accusations of breaking Profitability and Sustainability rules seriously has only served to focus their attention.
It would be wise business for them to close a few deals with some new faces. The goal is to balance the inflows and outflows at the end of the month in a way that either breaks even or results in a tiny net profit. The ideal situation would be to do that while making sure Nuno has enough strength in depth throughout the pitch.
Keep up to date with us as we bring you all the breaking news, analysis, and rumors from today’s dramatic ending to the January transfer window.
fresh signee Gio Reyna claims that Nuno Espirito Santo, the head coach, was a major factor in his choice to sign with Nottingham Forest.
The versatile forward joined the Reds on Wednesday, becoming their first addition of the January transfer window after leaving Borussia Dortmund. He’ll be on loan at the City Ground for the remainder of the season.
Reyna’s parents are American, and he was born in Sunderland, but this will be his first experience playing in England. When he was a little child, his family relocated to the United States, and he later played for New York City before departing for Germany.
He said on Forest’s YouTube chann
Alex Mighten, a young player from Otterham Forest, has successfully transferred to Port Vale on deadline day.
After his time at KV Kortrijk ended earlier this month, the 21-year-old made his way back to the City Ground. For the remainder of the campaign, he will now be based at Vale Park.
Mighten left for Belgium in September of last year. He appeared for the team 12 times across all competitions, with 10 of those appearances coming from the bench as substitutes.
el, “The coaching staff and Nuno were a big part of my coming here.” “My knowledge is extensive.”
The hunt for a goalkeeper at Nottingham Forest seems to be over as the transfer deadline draws near.
According to a number of reports, the Reds and Strasbourg have reached an agreement for Belgian Matz Sels. A medical examination is scheduled for this afternoon, with a reported cost of approximately £5 million (6-7 million euros).
Matt Turner and Odysseas Vlachodimos, who both signed permanent contracts with Forest last summer, were supposed to remain the team’s top two players, the team announced earlier in January. But none have really persuaded, and as the window’s end drew closer, the club’s position shifted.
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