Nottingham Forest have made an announcement as Steve Cooper’s Reds face the important summer transfer window.
In the final three games of the season, Nottingham Forest control their Premier League destiny.
The Reds’ survival chances strengthened with a 4-3 win over Southampton on Monday night, lifting them out of the relegation zone. They’ll look to build on their win when they go to Chelsea on Saturday (3 p.m.).
Aside from that, much of what happens this summer will be dictated by the division in which Steve Cooper’s squad is placed. But, whether it’s for another season in the Premier League or a promotion push in the Championship, the City Ground will be a busy transfer window.
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There will be inflows and outflows, but not on the same magnitude.
Such calls have largely been put on hold, with the attention fully on pitching problems. Several players, though, are anticipated to become free agents in the coming weeks. We examine the accords that will expire this summer.
Jordan Smith: Currently on loan
Cafu: Having not been part of the 25-man Premier League squad
Lyle Taylor: The striker is in a similar position to Cafu, left out of the squad both before and after the January transfer window.
Andre Ayew: Cooper believes in the forward, despite the fact that he has failed to win over Reds fans. It remains to be seen whether this leads in an extension of the short-term contract he signed as a free agency earlier this year.
Jesse Lingard: Fenerbahce and Leicester City have been linked with the former Manchester United man as his future comes under the spotlight.
Jack Colback: Various injury problems have limited the midfielder’s availability this term.
Furthermore, Serge Aurier’s contract is set to expire this summer, but the right-back has declared that if survival is accomplished, an automatic one-year extension will be triggered. Forest also have three loanees whose contracts are set to expire this summer: Dean Henderson (on loan from Manchester United), Renan Lodi (on loan from Atletico Madrid with the possibility of making the move permanent), and Keylor Navas (on loan from PSG).
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