As the transfer window deadline approaches, Nottingham Forest are still on the hunt for a new striker. While the possibility of signing Santiago Gimenez is not off the table, Fabrizio Romano reports that Forest are not giving up just yet.
Unfortunately, Eddie Nketiah is no longer an option as he is set to join Crystal Palace. But with a sense of urgency in the air, Forest are intensifying their efforts to secure a new striker before time runs out.
The latest potential target for Forest is Brian Brobbey from Ajax. Known for his impressive goal-scoring record, the 22-year-old fits the bill of the type of player Forest are looking for. Despite difficulties with the Gimenez deal, Forest are now turning their attention to Brobbey, who has caught the eye of former Forest striker Pierre van Hooijdonk.
Van Hooijdonk has praised Brobbey’s speed and strength, describing him as a dangerous striker with great potential. His ability to run in behind defenses and create chances for himself aligns well with what Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo is looking for in a striker.
As the striker search continues, Brobbey emerges as a promising option that could capture the hearts of the Forest fan base. The twists and turns of the transfer window may not be over yet, but the potential arrival of Brobbey brings hope and excitement for Nottingham Forest.
