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Michy Batshuayi transfer from Chelsea to Nottingham Forest COLLAPSES after documents not sent in time


NOTTINGHAM FOREST have signed their TWENTIETH player of the summer – but it ISN’T Michy Batshuayi.

The 28-year-old Chelsea striker was reportedly heading to the City Ground to increase Forest’s spending to over £150MILLION.

Batshuayi saw a move to Nottingham Forest collapse at the last minuteCredit: Getty

But Sky Sports reported that the deal COLLAPSED at the last minute because the documents were not sent on time.

Forest did make it 20 for the summer though as they snared Blackpool star Josh Bowler.

The 23-year-old, signed for around £4million, has been immediately loaned out to Greek giants Olympiakos.

Batshuayi  was looking to end a difficult tenure at Chelsea, where he joined in 2016, having made 77 appearances and scoring 25 goals.

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The forward has been loaned out FIVE times during his spell at Stamford Bridge with his contract at the club set to expire next summer.

He was last seen in the English top flight at Crystal Palace, moving across London for two stints at Selhurst Park.

BOwler, however, is joining a party of other stars this summer.

The club confirmed the arrival of Wolves defender Willy Boly earlier on Thursday.

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And Steve Cooper’s team may not even have finished announcing late signings.

They’re also targeting free agent Serge Aurier.

Forest’s new haul of players weren’t able to stop the side getting smashed for six by Manchester City on Wednesday night.

Superstar Erling Haaland netted a 26-minute hat-trick in the massacre.

Meanwhile, Cooper revealed Forest’s new arrival Moussa Niakhate is set to be sidelined for a “few months” with a thigh injury suffered against West Ham.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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