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Following the victory over Aston Villa, the Garibaldi Red podcast explores Forest’s midfield options. Get the most recent Nottingham Forest news from NottinghamshireLive.

Darren Fletcher questions Bologna’s decision to let Nicolas Dominguez go while declaring that Nottingham Forest’s midfield is at its best since promotion.

In the 2-0 victory over Aston Villa, Orel Mangala scored his first goal at the City Ground and the other two scored goals by Dominguez, Ibrahim Sangare, and Mangala. Speaking on the Garibaldi Red podcast, Fletcher lauded all three and stated that Danilo’s injury comeback simply strengthens Steve Cooper’s arsenal of potent options. good he is on the ball. I think there’s more for us to see from him. The better the team gets the more we’ll see from him.

“I like how it’s balanced now. A midfield, in my opinion, is all about balance. You require a small amount of each item, which the additions provide. I always felt like something was missing from there last year,” he remarked.

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When you look at the players who can come off the bench, I think you can put the names of Sangare, Dominguez, and Mangala in there most of the time. Steve Cooper was always searching for the perfect combination last season.

“Last season, I watched Mangala at home against West Ham and was amazed at how

“Even if you are three or four down, he will still try to play. He’s a perfect fit in this midfield. As good as it gets in the Premier League right now. For forty-five minutes, Sangare was excellent. His performance both inside and outside of possession was exceptionally good.

“You’re beginning to see what he can do, and by the end of the campaign, he’ll be regarded as a talented player. Steve Cooper must be ecstatic to have the Danilo headache as well. When he’s fit, he ought to start, but how do you get him in? However, strong teams require competition, and players are vying for spots.”