Nottingham Forest is poised to scout for new players this summer, with talks of recruitment ramping up. The team will be seeking reinforcements across all positions as they gear up to participate in the UEFA Conference League for the first time.
Under the leadership of head coach Nuno Espirito Santo, Forest is looking to bolster their squad. While there are rumors of Anthony Elanga potentially moving to Newcastle, the club is determined to retain their key players.
The latest buzz around City Ground is the potential acquisition of Abdoulaye Doucoure. The 32-year-old midfielder, who is currently a free agent after turning down a new deal with Everton, is reportedly on Forest’s radar.
Despite Doucoure’s age, his wealth of Premier League experience could prove to be valuable for Forest as they aim for European competition next season. With 21 goals in 166 appearances for Everton, Doucoure’s track record speaks for itself.
While Forest already has a strong midfield lineup, adding Doucoure to the mix could provide them with an extra edge in the upcoming campaign. Although the deal is not yet finalized, securing Doucoure’s signature on a free transfer seems like a promising opportunity for Forest this summer.
With his talent and experience, Doucoure could prove to be a valuable addition to the team as they look to strengthen their squad for the challenges ahead.
