Nottingham Forest in move to sign “amazing” new £40m striker

After the defeat against Aston Villa, it highlighted the lack of fire in Nutingham Forest Don Chris Wood, and according to the European Champions team, in contact with a deal to sign an impressive goal in Manchester United.

Nutingham Forest’s search for a striker continues

It may be surprising that those in the city’s land have put their attention to promoting attack, but as much as the wood does not deny that it will not be at the height of its powers for a longer period. At the age of 33, the New Zealand international shocked the Premier League by scoring up to 18 goals to help its team on the closest and nearest rehabilitation of the Champions League.

Without their star striker, it was always possible that the Nuno Espereto Santo team will struggle, but this will not come out of the disappointment of defeat at Villa Park on Saturday evening.

Talking about defeat, Espereto Santo told reporters: “We did not start well, Aston Villa took control of our chances. The second half was different, and we have opportunities but we were not able to register. The first half was not good, and we were not organized.

“We tried to find solutions. Boys have shown a better game. It was one of the matches that we created more than others but we didn’t take anything from the game. When you lose, don’t recover well. Miles come to your mind. It’s always easy when you are in a good moment. This is not very good and requires little patience.”

Meanwhile, when an update was asked for the likes of Wood and Tayo Owon, the head of the forest said: “I don’t know [when they will be back]. It will be a day. he [Taiwo Awoniyi] He felt something in the knee strings. “

In the final extending towards the Champions League qualification, Forest will now be desperate to overcome the line and turn their attention towards summer reinforcements.

One of the attackers to solve the problem of the Espirito Santo striker immediately is an option in excellent condition this season. According to Rudy Galetti for Teamtalk, Nottingham Forest has now contacted a possible deal to sign Jean-Vhilippe Mateta, whose value is estimated at 40 million pounds before this summer.

The French also attracted Manchester United’s interest and did nothing to harm his chances of obtaining a big step in the coming months this week, scoring an amazing goal against his competitors, Brighton and Hof Albion. Oliver Glasner, who was called “amazing” by Oliver Glasner earlier in the campaign, will slow down soon.

He scored his sixteenth goal of this season in all competitions, skipping almost Matita for wood for goals throughout the current campaign, and may now appear as an ideal candidate to replace the forest star this summer.