Nottingham Forest can now hijack ‘incredible’ £30million

Transfer expert Graeme Bailey said Nottingham Forest can now hope to hijack the “incredible” players of rival Premier League clubs.

Forest summer transfer plan takes shape

Forests still have a lot of games this season, despite defeating Aston Villa 2-1 last weekend, the UEFA Champions League qualification is still excellent and they will dream of winning the FA Cup.

But as the edge of the summer transfer window gets closer, Nuno starts laying the foundation for basic work before next season, and the manager seems particularly keen to sign a new striker.

Viktor Gyokeres of Sporting CP, Evanilson of Afc Bournemouth and Matheus Cunha of Wolverhampton Wanderers are some of the shortlists, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin of Everton are also the choices in recent days.

Strengthening his offensive choices seems like a priority for Nuno, but there are also suggestions that the manager could introduce a new goalkeeper this summer, and despite his impressive form, the replacement was replaced with Matz Sels.

Southampton goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale is one of the names on the shortlist, and the 26-year-old, who has now confirmed a relegation for the Saints.

Transfer expert Bailey said in a speech to Nottingham Forest News that Burnley’s James Trafford was also interested in tree thorns, saying: “They were happy with Salz’s performance, he’s been great, but I know they’re looking at the market.

“There are some really good goalkeepers to offer – Aaron Ramsdale, James Trafford and Caoimhin Kelleher and forests like these three – not including too many foreign options. That’s not sure, but they’re working on it.”

Trafford could be “incredible” signing

Sels’ sticks between the forests this season are reliable, starting all 31 Premier League games, but there are obvious signs that the Belgians can upgrade to the Belgians.

Burnley has only 12 goals in the championship game this season, the best defensive record in the league so far, and he has been highly praised by minority owner JJ Watt, who called the goalkeeper “incredible.”

Given that the 6’6″ Giant has ranked extremely high on many key indicators over the past year, this description is completely plausible.

Trafford has long expected to sign Newcastle United this summer, and it may be difficult to hijack the goalkeeper’s move, but moving to the forest would be an attractive proposition if Champions League football is offered in the city next season.