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Romain Saiss, a Nottingham Forest transfer target, is now pressing for a summer move away from Besiktas. The Reds have been connected with the player since January, and it remains to be seen if they are still interested.
According to Foot Mercato, a lot of circumstances are pushing the centre-back to move on. Besiktas, on the other hand, appears to be playing hardball over his exit and appears eager to keep him.
Saiss has been with the Turkish club since the beginning of last season. The 33-year-old made 26 appearances for the club in 2022/23, but it was his heroics in the World Cup that drew the most attention.
The astute center-back was a member of the Morocco team that made history. He helped the Atlas Lions become the first African nation to reach the World Cup’s last four.
Saiss is now wanted, and Forest was previously involved. The athlete appears to be eager to settle his future and move on to a new club as soon as possible.
In England, the player has a wealth of experience. He spent several years at Wolves, where he helped the club gain promotion and subsequently establish itself as a Premier League club.
Saiss, a forest target, want to leave Besiktas as soon as possible.
Morocco’s 75-cap player is eager to depart. He’s said to be available for just £4 million, with Besiktas unwilling to bend on their seasoned player’s valuation.
This summer, Forest has been linked with a number of central defenders. Taylor Harwood-Bellis, a Manchester City player who is wanted, was identified today as the latest link.
Saiss, at 33, could be an uninspiring signing. Still, if the Reds are forced to trim their cloth this summer, the experienced player could be a good fit.
Forest has historically had success with experienced players. Felipe, Willy Boly, and Keylor Navas have all lately been added and have all performed admirably when called upon.
With Saiss searching for a speedy getaway, perhaps this will alert Forest to his availability once more.