Nottingham Forest, fueled by a summer-long pursuit, is now on the brink of finalizing a crucial new signing that will undoubtedly bolster their squad as they prepare to kick off their campaign against Bournemouth.
Having already added six new players to their ranks, the Reds are eagerly anticipating the arrival of Ramon Sosa from Talleres. After a breakthrough in negotiations, terms have been successfully agreed upon, paving the way for Sosa to undergo a medical examination later this week before jetting off to England.
The imminent capture of Sosa for a fee of £11 million represents a significant coup for Forest, given the winger’s promising potential and impressive performances, notably during his recent standout displays for Paraguay in the Copa America. With a commendable record of seven goals and six assists in the previous season, the 24-year-old is poised to provide valuable depth and healthy competition within the squad.
While Sosa may initially face the challenge of securing a regular starting position in a competitive team, his adaptability and youthful exuberance are expected to aid in his swift integration. Furthermore, his experience playing alongside teammates of similar age ranges will undoubtedly facilitate his settling-in process at the prestigious City Ground.
Notably, Sosa’s versatility allows him to operate through the middle as well, though he is anticipated to predominantly contest for a spot on the wing in Nuno Espirito Santo’s tactical setup. With his imminent arrival and that of fellow signing, Jota Silva, Forest’s depth and options from the bench have significantly improved, instilling optimism in the manager as they embark on their upcoming season. Excitement is brewing as fans eagerly await the synergy and impact that Sosa is poised to bring to the Reds, setting the stage for a promising season ahead.
