Nottingham Forest is set for a squad overhaul this summer, with both incoming and outgoing deals on the horizon as they prepare for the UEFA Conference League next season after finishing seventh in the Premier League.
Quality over quantity will be the priority for Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo, as he aims to strengthen the squad before the new Premier League campaign kicks off. One new addition is Igor Jesus from Botafogo for around £17 million, with more signings expected.
However, it seems that one player who could be on his way out is Jota Silva, as Fenerbahce, led by Jose Mourinho, are keen to bring him to Turkey. Silva, who joined Forest last summer for £6.5 million, had a decent first season but may be surplus to requirements as the club looks to add depth to their squad.
A potential loan move with an option to buy next summer is on the cards for Silva, with Fenerbahce already in talks with the player’s agent. While Silva still has time to develop at 25, Forest may benefit from cashing in on him to bring in a more suitable replacement for their European campaign.
Overall, Forest is making strategic moves to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season, balancing incoming signings with potential departures to ensure they are competitive in all competitions.
