Nottingham Forest have terminated James Ward-Prowse's loan spell, sending the 30-year-old midfielder back to his parent club, West Ham United.
Nottingham Forest have confirmed the departure of midfielder James Ward-Prowse back to his parent club, West Ham United . The 30-year-old was initially expected to spend the entire season on loan at the City Ground. However, his time with Nuno Espirito Santo's team has been cut short by mutual agreement between both clubs.
A statement released by Forest read: 'Nottingham Forest can confirm that James Ward-Prowse has returned to parent club West Ham United after a mutual agreement was reached between the two clubs. The 30-year-old midfielder made 10 appearances for Forest in all competitions, making his debut in our 1-0 win against Liverpool at Anfield. Everyone at Forest thanks James for his professionalism and dedication during his time at the club and wishes him well for the future.' Ward-Prowse's absence from the match squad for Forest's impressive 7-0 victory over Brighton and Hove Albion on Saturday raised eyebrows. His return to West Ham now solidifies his departure. Forest head coach Nuno Espirito Santo welcomes back Danilo and Ibrahim Sangare from injuries, strengthening his midfield options. The decision to terminate Ward-Prowse's loan spell appears to be a strategic move. While Nuno valued Ward-Prowse's professionalism and leadership qualities within the team, despite limited playing time at Forest, reports indicate that West Ham manager Graham Potter is eager to work with the player.Have Forest made the best decision regarding Ward-Prowse's future? Click HERE to share your thoughts
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