Latest Nottingham Forest transfer news as Reds target deals before summer window closes
Nottingham Forest are said to be battling for the signature of Lyon youngster Ernest Nuamah as the transfer deadline approaches.
The report claims the Toffees were previously favourites to snap up Nuamah. However, that was before Forest put forward their “contract offer”. READ MORE: Forest give clear response to Newcastle's '£35m' Elanga transfer bid Former Reds midfielder Orel Mangala has already completed a deadline day switch from Lyon. He has joined Everton on a season-long loan deal, only a few weeks after his permanent move to France from the City Ground was confirmed.
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