Nottingham Forest wishes to strengthen the ranks before the window closed and has now opened talks with an experienced international on a move on the city of the city, according to a report.
From the draw of the Nottingham forest to the Selhurst Park in the middle of the management uncertainty
Creating an intrigue backdrop, the fury on the expulsion of Crystal Palace of the Europa League which led Nottingham Forest to take their place scrambled the flames of an entertaining 1-1 draw between the two sides in Selhurst Park last weekend.
In addition, the uncertain future of Nuno Espirito Santo and the links with Ange Postoglou replacing him on the city of the city did not calm things down, although the Portuguese boss seems cool that he is ready for an imminent outing.
He told Match of the Day: “I am a person who thinks a lot before saying anything. I say because I think things can improve but it’s now a moment to ignore the noise and focus on what I have to do. My work is clear.
“Of course, there will be a resolution. Everything is going to be ok, that’s for sure. It’s time to sit and speak. More importantly is the way we play football and I think we are improving, let’s try to adjust certain things and that’s where my goal is.”
Speculation is widespread on potential additions and, like Monaco midfielder, Singoutou Magassa, is on the Radar of Nottingham Forest to strengthen their midfielder in the middle of the competition of West Ham United for his signature.
Matty Cash could also compete on the city’s field to provide competition to Ola Aina in the back, and many suspect that there will be more signatures to come while Espirito Santo seeks to build a team capable of challenging once again for continental qualification.
Nottingham Forest Open Talks to sign Dominik Livakovic
According to The Guardian, Nottingham Forest opened discussions to sign the goalkeeper of Fenerbahce, Dominik Livakovic, and he is open to a Premier League movement before the window is coming to an end.
The International of Croatia, which has been capped 66 times by his country, is wanted to provide competitors for the Matz salts between the sticks and his current employers would be willing to let him leave Istanbul if the correct costs were put on the table.
Beager by Luka Modric for his role in the victory of the Croatian penalty shooting against Japan during the 2022 World Cup, the 30 -year -old kept nine clean sheets in 32 appearances last season, now a percentage of 66.2%safeguard.
Ante Budimir also praised Livakovic’s “absolutely incredible” contribution on this famous night in Qatar, although he now fell into disgrace under Jose Mourinho and could be fixed for a fascinating new challenge.
Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur have made their interest in recent years known. However, Livakovic would provide real competition for salts and Angus Gunn while delicate trees juggle with interior and European efforts.
