Exclusive news from Nottingham Forest reveals that the club is targeting Timothy Weah and Samuel Mbangula this summer, with ongoing talks in progress.
Reports emerged last night of Forest’s interest in acquiring Weah and Mbangula from Juventus.
The Reds are prioritizing firepower for the upcoming season, with Igor Jesus set to join Forest post the Club World Cup with Botafogo.
As recruitment efforts intensify, Forest’s participation in the UEFA Conference League next season adds to the urgency.
Information from transfer expert Graeme Bailey confirms Forest’s genuine interest in Weah and Mbangula.
Bailey exclusively shared with Nottingham Forest News that negotiations between the two clubs are advancing.
Weah, son of the legendary George Weah, and Mbangula, a promising Belgian talent with noteworthy contributions for Juventus last season, are both targeted as versatile wingers who can also play upfront.
Forest is swiftly working towards securing the duo to strengthen their attacking options before the new season kicks off.
In a separate development, talks linking Jordan Henderson with a move to Forest have surfaced, hinting at further behind-the-scenes activity at the City Ground.
While Henderson’s potential exit from Ajax on a free transfer adds intrigue, a move to Sunderland or the Premier League seems more likely.
With a midfield rich in talent, Henderson’s arrival would be surprising but not impossible for Forest during this transfer window.
