Nottingham Forest is on the verge of securing their first signing in what is shaping up to be a hectic transfer deadline day.
Just a year ago, Forest brought in seven players on the final day of the window, but this time around, they seem to be more calculated in their approach, focusing on quality rather than quantity.
Among the players linked to the club are striker Omar Marmoush and a goalkeeper, with the possibility of adding a midfielder as well.
The latest buzz surrounds the potential signing of James Ward-Prowse from West Ham. Renowned transfer guru Fabrizio Romano has confirmed the deal, labeling it as a ‘Here we go’ moment.
Ward-Prowse, a set-piece specialist with a solid Premier League track record, is set to join Forest on a loan deal. Despite his limited playing time under the new West Ham manager, the midfielder’s skillset has caught the eye of many, including former England international Ashley Cole.
Forest fans are excited about the prospect of adding a player of Ward-Prowse’s caliber to their squad, especially after a disappointing loan market performance last season. The addition of an experienced Premier League player like Ward-Prowse is seen as a positive step for the club’s future success.
At 29 years old, Ward-Prowse still has a lot to offer, and his set-piece prowess is sure to make an impact at the City Ground. Overall, this potential signing is being viewed as a significant and positive move for Nottingham Forest.
