Nottingham Forest’s defender Willy Boly is raising concerns as the team prepares to make their return to Premier League action. Following the two-week international break, the Reds are set to face Liverpool at Anfield in hopes of continuing their positive start to the season by maintaining their unbeaten streak. However, Boly’s availability for the upcoming match is in doubt as he recently suffered a calf injury during training. This unfortunate setback was confirmed by Ivory Coast manager Emerse Fae prior to their match against Chad. Fae stated that Boly, who is 33 years old, would miss the game and has returned to Forest for recovery.
Furthermore, Forest is already dealing with the absence of midfielder Danilo, who sustained a broken ankle in the opening match of the season. Danilo underwent surgery last month, and although his recovery is progressing well, he is not expected to return to the pitch before the new year. Speaking about Danilo’s situation, Nuno Espirito Santo emphasized the importance of patience and allowing the player sufficient time to heal properly without rushing his return.
With key players like Boly and Danilo sidelined, Forest will have to navigate these challenges as they gear up for a tough test against Liverpool at Anfield. Nuno Santo expressed the team’s focus on managing injuries carefully and ensuring that the players are fully recovered before making a comeback. As they face top-tier opponents in the Premier League, maintaining player fitness and avoiding further setbacks will be crucial in their quest for success this season.
