The new season starts here! Nottingham Forest's first friendly match of

the 2024/25 season against Chesterfield is happening this Saturday. With

the recent departure of several key players, the squad is looking a bit

slim, but there's still plenty of excitement as we kick off the

pre-season.

With a number of players leaving this summer, and a couple still away

for International duty, Forest are left with a 21 man squad for this

first friendly of the summer. But with new signings Anderson, Da Silva

and Miguel, there is a chance all three of these players will get some

game time in this match. Join us as we discuss the potential line up,

key players to watch, and what this match means for Forest's

preparations for the upcoming season.

This will be Nuno's first full campaign at The City Ground, so can we

expected to see some formation changes in the pre-season, as Nuno looks

to find the perfect style of play for his current squad. As for new

signing Elliot Anderson, what position is Nuno looking to utilise the

former Newcastle United player in, and what can we expect from the

youngster.

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most excited to see of the new signings. Plus don't forget to LIKE and

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According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Nottingham Forest's €30

million bid for AS Monaco and France international Youssouf Fofana has

been rejected. The highly-rated midfielder, known for his versatility

and dynamic play, is instead on the verge of joining AC Milan after

agreeing to personal terms with the Serie A club.

Despite Forest's ambitious offer, Fofana appears keen on the opportunity

to compete in Italy's top flight and participate in Milan's upcoming

campaigns, including the Champions League. His addition to Milan's squad

is expected to provide a substantial boost, offering both defensive

solidity and creative flair in the midfield.

Jonjo Shelvey is not a red! so it seems that the former Newcastle United

player, is also a former Nottingham Forest player now, as we have had

confirmation that he has indeed left the City Ground and is no longer a

Forest player. There has been a lot of confusion about Shelvey's status

after he went out on loan during the second half of the season.

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about Forest ambition bid for France international Fofana. Plus don't

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Nottingham Forest has officially announced the signing of Carlos Miguel

from Brazilian club Corinthians as their new goalkeeper. Despite the

excitement surrounding this addition, the reveal video left fans wanting

more, as it turned out to be a bit lacklustre.

In other transfer news, Nottingham Forest is still on the lookout for a

defender to strengthen their squad. Two names have been linked with

potential moves to the City Ground: Jaka Bijol and Étienne Youte

Kinkoue, with possible transfer fees of £15m and £7m respectively. This

seems to confirm manager Nuno's desire to bring in more defensive

reinforcements.

Amidst the summer transfer buzz around incoming, Newcastle United have

again shown a keen interest in Nottingham Forest's player, Anthony

Elanga. As Newcastle looks to bolster their squad with a new right

winger before the season kicks off, Elanga remains one of Newcastle's

top targets.

However, Forest are still hesitant to part ways with Elanga, having only

signed him last summer. The club values his potential and

contributions, making any transfer discussions challenging.

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about the Carlos Miguel transfer reveal. Plus don't forget to LIKE and

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The battle between the Council and Nottingham Forest Football Club looks

set to rumble on, after it was intially believed an agreement had been

reached. On Monday morning the council revealed the new land deal

includes conditions to ensure the club stays at the stadium “for a long

time to come”, the council says.

However with the club releasing a statement shortly after, saying that

the deal had not been confirmed and further negotiations needed to take

place over planning permission for the expected City Ground expansion,

leaving things still up in the air about the future of the clubs long

term home.

In the exclusive interview we get the Councils point of view, with guest

Steve Battlemuch who is a Nottinghamshire City Councillor who has been

supporting Nottingham Forest his whole life. Mr Battlemuch gives us his

thoughts on the stadium dilemma and where he see the dispute between the

local council and the club is heading.

This standoff has put the future of Nottingham Forest and "The City

Ground" in jeopardy, but it seems like a deal is closer than ever right

now, and with a majority of the fans keen to stay at the clubs spiritual

home and firmly against a move to the formally proposed new site in

Toton, the news looks good for all Forest fans.

Let us know your thoughts on what Steve Battlemuch had to say and where

you stand on the stadium situation. As always dont forget to LIKE and

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Morgan Gibbs-White has been a standout performer for Nottingham Forest

since joining the club.

Recently, there have been strong rumours linking Morgan Gibbs-White with

potential moves to Premier League rivals Tottenham Hotspur and

Newcastle United. Both clubs are reportedly keen on bolstering their

midfield options, and Gibbs-White's impressive performances have caught

their attention. We have a potential update on the MGW situation and if

he is more likely to leave or stay at the City Ground next season.

Nottingham Forest's manager, Nuno Espírito Santo, is on the lookout for a

new centre defender after the club parted ways with three key defenders

this summer. With the defence in need of reinforcement, Nuno is

determined to find the perfect addition to solidify Forest's backline

for the upcoming season.

One name that has emerged in the transfer rumour mill is Lyon defender

Jake O'Brien. The 23-year-old has caught the eye of Forest's scouting

team, and negotiations are reportedly underway. O'Brien's transfer fee

is expected to range between £20-30 million, reflecting his value and

potential impact.

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about the defensive situation at Forest. Plus don't forget to LIKE and

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Sky Sports have been forced to apologise to Nottingham Forest due to

comments made by Gary Neville. The incident happened after Forest lost

2-0 to Everton on April 21st. Forest believed they were denied three

penalties and the club took to X to release an explosive statement about

the standard of officiating.

Former Manchester United defender turned pundit likened Forest’s actions

to those of a ‘mafia gang’. Club owner Evangelos Marinakis confirmed to

Mail Sport that his lawyers had been in contact with Sky regarding

Neville’s comments and said ‘this is not over yet’. Today, Sky Sports

posted a statement on their website which apologies for the comments on

behalf of Neville, but no word from the pundit himself!

In other news Brazilian new boy Carlos Miguel looks set to complete his

£3m transfer from Corinthians on Monday, where he will sign his contract

with Nottingham Forest. Miguel completed his medical last week, but

with Forest still showing signs of interest in other keepers, will

Miguel come in as first choice or not?

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about the Sky Sports apology and if it is enough. Plus don't forget to

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In a recent candid interview in his home country Brazil, Nottingham

Forest defender Murillo opened up about his aspirations to advance his

career, expressing a desire to eventually move to a bigger club. The

young talent did not shy away from naming Manchester City, Liverpool,

and Arsenal as his dream destinations.

Murillo said "I had the dream of playing in the Premier League and I had

that thought," he revealed. "I thought: “I’ll go to Nottingham Forest,

have a good year and then I’ll go to a big club”. I had that in my

head." Murillo went on to talk about his potential destinations, “I’d

choose Manchester City, but it would be more difficult for me to be a

regular starter given the players they have in their squad. There’s

City, Arsenal as well, who are fighting for the Premier League title,”

he stated. The allure of playing for a title-contending team like

Arsenal, coupled with their need for defensive solidity, makes the

Gunners an appealing choice. “I wouldn’t discard Liverpool either; it

would be a good opportunity for me to show my football in a big club,”

This revelation comes just a year after Murillo joined Forest, raising

concerns among fans about his long-term commitment to the club. Forest

supporters may feel a mix of pride in Murillo's ambition and unease

about the potential loss of a key player who has quickly become an

integral part of the team.

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about Murillo expressing his desire to leave the City Ground. Plus don't

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In a recent candid interview in his home country Brazil, Nottingham

Forest defender Murillo opened up about his aspirations to advance his

career, expressing a desire to move to a bigger club, potentially this

summer. How should Forest fan feel about this?

Nottingham Forest are SAFE from breaching PSR this year, but at what

cost?

With the sales of Niakhate and Mangala to Lyon, as well as Vlach to

Newcastle have Forest weakened their position or strengthen it.

Nottingham Forest are set to stick to a recruit young strategy with

signings like Eric Da Silva and Anderson, is this the right strategy to

undertake?

We will be talking about this and plenty more with the panel tonight as

well as getting your thoughts in

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Orel Mangala permanent move to Lyon has been confirmed, and the fee is

reported to be £20m for the Belgium International midfielder. After

spending the second half of the season in France, Mangala joins Niakhate

at Lyon, the club that have single handily helped Nottingham Forest

avoid any PSR concerns and return massive profits on both these players.

With Niakhate heading to Lyon for a reported £26m, this gives Forest

almost a £22m profit on the French defender, add this to the Mangala

profit and you can see how Lyon have been key to how Forest are PSR

safe, and are defiantly not going to incur any breaches and potential

point deductions for the new season.

In other news, it is reported that Newcastle United are still interest

in Forest winger Anthony Elanga, as the clubs sets their sights on a new

right winger this summer. There were talks of Elanga being part of the

Elloit Anderson transfer from Newcastle, but now it seems like this

could still happen as a separate transfer, but would you be sad to see

Elanga leave the City Ground?

Give us your opinion on all todays news, and let us know how you feel

about Mangala leaving Forest, and how relieved are you that the club are

now safe from any PSR concerns. Plus don't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE

to Forest Fan TV.

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With Nottingham Forest confirming the signing of Newcastle United's

Elliot Anderson today for a price of £35m, the question all Forest fans

are asking now, is how much did the club sell goalkeeper

Vlachodimos back to Newcastle?

In this video we will go through the details of the Vlachodimos transfer

and how his amortisation value effects the profit that Forest will make

from this deal. Vlachodimos was bought last year for around £4m with

additional addon also included in the deal, however with the stopper

only making a handful of appearances for the club, it is very unlikely

these addons have been reached.

The start of July saw the end of the PSR window for all Premier League

clubs, and with the purchase of Elliot Anderson occurring right at the

end of this window, there are no worries on how this will effect Forest

when it comes to PSR concerns. But how have Forest been able to comply

with PSR this time, we will take you through all the financial details

which helped make the club PSR safe!

Give us your opinion on all todays news, and let us know how you feel

Vlachodimos leaving for Newcastle, and how excited are you to see new

signing Anderson at the City Ground next season. Plus don't forget to

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