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    Ian Wright digs out Gareth Southgate over star’s England squad omission and asks Man Utd legend Roy Keane for backup

    IAN WRIGHT was left baffled over Kobbie Mainoo’s omission from the England squad.The former Arsenal and Three Lions legend was on punditry duty as Manchester United knocked Liverpool out the FA Cup yesterday.Ian Wright raged over Kobbie Mainoo not being in the England squadCredit: X@IanWright0Gareth Southgate has chosen Jordan Henderson instead of the United starCredit: PAKobbie Mainoo caught Wright’s attention with his display against LiverpoolCredit: GettyErik ten Hag’s side won 4-3 thanks to a last-gasp winner from Amad Diallo.Despite the winger stealing the headlines, Wright focused his praise on Mainoo.The 18-year-old midfielder impressed during his 80 minutes on the pitch and the retired striker believes he should be handed his international debut in upcoming friendlies against Brazil and Belgium.Wright took aim at manager Gareth Southgate, saying: “How’s Kobbie Mainoo not in that England squad?READ MORE ON MAN UTD”Come on man, come on, man was immense today.”Wright also turned to Roy Keane and asked him the same question, with his response not heard in the clip.Instead of Mainoo, Southgate selected Declan Rice, Jude Bellingham, Conor Gallagher and Jordan Henderson as his central midfielders.Fans agreed that the teenager wonderkid should be in the squad, with one saying: “Southgate will be thinking why he didn’t choose him.”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERAnother added: “Mainoo definitely deserves a spot. The man was on fire yesterday.”More commented: “Mainoo is talent, he should be in that England squad.”Gareth Southgate drops Kobbie Mainoo Euro 2024 hint as England boss names four players on cusp of breaking into squad Should he not make the cut soon, the player could decide to switch allegiances to Ghana.He has represented England at Under-16, 18 and 19 level.The FA are said to be confident of retaining his services but have not been given any guarantees. More

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    Luton escape relegation zone but face nightmare run-in compared to Nottingham Forest while Everton have horror last game

    LUTON TOWN have been handed a huge boost in their fight for Premier League survival.The Hatters climbed out of the relegation zone on Monday afternoon without even playing.Nottingham Forest have been handed a four-point deductionCredit: AlamyLuton have moved out of the relegation zone as a resultCredit: GettyThe new-look Premier League table following Forest’s point deductionThat’s because relegation rivals Nottingham Forest were given a four-point deduction for breaching profit and sustainability rules.Forest had been 17th in the table with 25 points, but they now sit 18th with 21 points, one behind 17th-placed Luton.And with nine games remaining, Nuno Espírito Santo’s side are at serious risk of dropping down to the Championship.The Reds still have to face the likes of Tottenham, Manchester City, Chelsea and relegation rivals Everton before the end of the season.Read More in FootballHowever, Luton arguably have a trickier run-in with trips to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the Emirates Stadium and the Etihad Stadium on their fixture list.Meanwhile, Brentford have dropped into danger in recent weeks following a poor run of results.The Bees have not won a Premier League match in over a month and they now sit 15th in the table, just five points above the drop zone.But Thomas Frank’s side arguably have the easiest run of games until the end of the season, with Manchester United, Aston Villa and Newcastle the three biggest sides left to face.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSEach team’s remaining fixtures this seasonEverton have also found themselves in danger this season.The Toffees were handed a 10-point deduction in November which was reduced to six points last month.Everton have points deduction reduced Sean Dyche’s side are now 16th in the table with 25 points, but they still have trips to Stamford Bridge and St James’ Park remaining.And on the final day of the season Everton will have to face title challengers Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.The Toffees suffered a 5-1 defeat to the Gunners on the final day of the 2021-22 season. More

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    ‘It’s unbelievable how delusional they are’, slams Michail Antonio as he lays into ‘annoying’ Arsenal fans

    WEST HAM striker Michail Antonio has slammed Arsenal fans as “delusional” and admitted they annoy him. Arsenal are currently top of the Premier League after winning their last eight matches and scoring 33 goals.Michail Antonio has slammed Arsenal calling them ‘delusional’ and ‘annoying’Credit: X@5liveSportAntonio has had enough of Arsenal fans thinking they are ‘the best team in the world’Credit: AlamyWhile West Ham beat the Gunners 2-1 away in December, Mikel Arteta’s men hit back with an astonishing 6-0 win last month.And in Europe, the North London side secured their spot in the Champions League quarter-finals after beating Porto 4-2 on penalties.But Hammers No9 Antonio is not impressed with Arsenal’s fans as he believes they are getting ahead of themselves at the moment.Speaking on The Footballer’s Football Podcast, Antonio was asked about The Gunners jumping the gun when it comes to winning a title this term.READ MORE ON ARSENALAnd Antonio said: “I want to talk about the fans. I’ve had this discussion about Arsenal fans before. I beef a lot of people, it’s one thing you’ll realise.”Arsenal fans annoy me. Because as soon as they are tip-toeing close to anything, they’re the best team in the world. “It’s actually unbelievable how delusional these people are!”Last year when we beat Arsenal at home when they were top of the league my agent called me up and called me a waste man.”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERThe £7million striker has called out Arsenal supporters before saying he does not want Arteta’s men to win the league.This will be music to the ears of West Ham fans’ given that Arsenal are their London rivals.The Tap In West Ham’s Moyes Out fans should ‘be careful what they wish for’ ft. Tony CotteeAs one said: “Haha he described them well, they are literally the most annoying fan base.”Another supporter said: “Arsenal fans are so unbearable even tho they’ve hardly won anything ever.”A third then added: “He’s not even lying their best achievement in 10 yrs is the 2nd they came last year.”However, an angry Gunners fan hit back to say: “He’s mad we went to their yard and put 6 past them.”And it seems Arsenal fans will not be quiet anytime soon as they remain firmly in the mix for Premier League success as well as European glory. More

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    Former Chelsea star Joao Felix spotted ‘making obscene gesture’ after scoring for Barcelona against his parent club

    JOAO FELIX has been caught on camera appearing to make a crude gesture towards his parent club Atletico Madrid.The former Chelsea star is on loan at Barcelona from Atletico.Joao Felix appeared to make an obscene gesture in Barcelona’s win over Atletico MadridCredit: RexFelix appeared to grab the area around his crotch before rubbingCredit: el GOLAZO de GOLOn Sunday, Atletico took on Barcelona in LaLiga at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium.Goals from Felix, Robert Lewandowski and Fermin Lopez saw Xavi’s side ran out 3-0 winners before Nahuel Molina was sent off in injury time for the hosts.However, following Felix’s 38th-minute opener, TV cameras from Gol Play appeared to catch the Portuguese making a crude gesture.It came as he was surrounded by Barca team-mates while celebrating in a huddle.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe 24-year-old then appeared to put his hand on his crotch area before rubbing it.Felix had received a hostile reception from the home fans in the ground. Chants against him could be heard before the game had even started, with a T-Shirt of his also being burned next to a his plaque outside the stadium.Felix had the last laugh on the pitch, with Barcelona firming up their spot in second ahead of Girona but still eight points behind league leaders Real Madrid.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERMeanwhile, Diego Simeone’s Atletico remain a point outside of the top four behind Athletic Bilbao.Simeone and Felix fell out last season which prompted the former Benfica star’s loan transfer to Chelsea. Young stars set to shine at Euro 2024After the game on Sunday, Felix told ESPN: “Atlético fans do not know the things that happened here during the time I’ve been here.”The fans don’t know what happened here inside, I understand them but I shouldn’t be seen as the bad guy. “Even my relationship with Atléti players is very good.”Felix joined Atletico for a club record £113million in 2019.He has gone on to score 34 goals in 131 games since then.This season he has scored eight times in 34 games for Barcelona. More

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    New Premier League table revealed after Nottingham Forest’s points deduction as race for survival is blown wide open

    NOTTINGHAM FOREST have sunk into the Premier League relegation zone following their points deduction. Forest have been hit with a four-point penalty for breaching Profit and Sustainability Rules. Nottingham Forest have sunk into the Prem relegation zone following their points deductionCredit: ReutersIt sees them go from 17th on 25 points to 18th and in the drop zone on 21 points. Luton have been the biggest beneficiaries from the news as they now rise just above safety without even kicking a ball. Forest were charged in January for breaching the Premier League’s PSR rules in the 2022/23 campaign.Under the Financial Fair Play regulations, clubs cannot lose more than £105million over three seasons.READ MORE IN footballThis year is Forest’s second in the top-flight but they have not avoided punishment after being measured against both Prem and EFL regulations.Meanwhile, in the Championship, they were not allowed to lose more than £61m-a-year.Since their promotion via the 2022 play-off final, they have splashed the cash on 42 players.They have broke their transfer record three times for Taiwo Awoniyi, Morgan Gibbs-White and Ibrahim Sangare.Most read in FootballForest’s 42 signings since promotion

    2022/23

    Morgan Gibbs-White
    Taiwo Awoniyi
    Danilo
    Neco Williams
    Emmanuel Dennis
    Orel Mangala
    Moussa Niakhate
    Giulian Biancone
    Lewis O’Brien
    Remo Freuler
    Omar Richards
    Jonjo Shelvey
    Renan Lodi
    Chris Wood
    Ui-jo Hwang
    Willy Boly
    Harry Toffolo
    Felipe
    Josh Bowler
    Brandon Aguilera
    Jesse Lingard
    Gustavo Scarpa
    Cheikhou Kouyate
    Andre Ayew
    Wayne Hennessey
    Adnan Kanuric
    Dean Henderson
    Loic Bade
    Keylor Navas
    Serge Aurier

    2023/24

    Ibrahim Sangare
    Anthony Elanga
    Andrew Omobamidele
    Murrilo
    Nicolas Dominguez
    Matt Turner
    Matz Sels
    Odysseas Vlachodimos
    Callum Hudson-Odoi
    Nuno Tavares
    Gio Reyna
    Ola Aina
    Andrey Santos
    Gonzalo Montiel
    Divock Origi
    Rodrigo Ribiero

    CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSIn their case against the independent panel, Forest have supposedly argued they were only in breach of the rules for two months while filling their accounts between June 30 and September 1.They had only received the first instalment of the £47.5m they are owed by Tottenham from the sale of Brennan Johnson in a deal completed on September 1.What is FFP? How Financial Fair Play is affecting Man Utd and Arsenal in January transfer windowForest have 14 days to launch an appeal.Nuno Espirito Santo’s side are the second team to be slapped by a deduction after Everton were docked six points.They originally had ten taken from their total but it was reduced after a successful appeal. More

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    England face club vs country row as two Premier League clubs play friendly in AUSTRALIA three days after season ends

    ENGLAND are facing a club vs country row over Newcastle and Tottenham’s end-of-season Australian friendly.The two Premier League sides are playing in Melbourne on May 22, just days before Gareth Southgate’s squad meet to begin their final preparations for Euro 2024.Gareth Southgate is facing a club and country rowCredit: PASpurs will be heading to Melbourne on May 22 for a friendly days before England begin preparations for EurosCredit: RexTottenham will be playing against Newcastle in AustraliaCredit: RexNewcastle are expecting Kieran Trippier and Anthony Gordon to be involved despite the fact they could be preparing for England duty ahead of the tournament in Germany.Tottenham will not confirm their travelling squad until closer to the time but have not ruled out international players being involved.Both squads, who will make a 21,000-mile round trip, include players who will be involved in the Euros or Copa America.While the Euros does not begin until June 14, the England squad will start to gather at St. George’s Park from May 27, with Southgate naming his training camp squad on May 21.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLTrippier, Gordon and Tottenham’s James Maddison are all likely to be included in that group, meaning Southgate will not want to see them flying to the other side of the world for a meaningless fixture.England are relaxed about the situation but are expected to hold talks with both clubs following the March international break as they gear up for the summer.Southgate likes to give players a week off after their final club game before they come into camp for a major tournament.And with England he expects player arrivals to be staggered due to potential involvement in the FA Cup or European finals.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERIf an agreement cannot be reached between club and country to stop Three Lions players travelling to Australia, Southgate will make allowances to give those involved some time off before joining the squad.Any accommodations made for the players involved in the friendly would mean them missing out on training sessions ahead of warm-up games against Bosnia and Iceland.Ian Wright digs out Gareth Southgate over star’s England squad omission and asks Man Utd legend Roy Keane for backupSpurs are pitching the match, to be played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, as a homecoming for boss Ange Postecoglou, who grew up in the city and played for and managed South Melbourne as well as Melbourne Victory. More

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    Nottingham Forest points deduction LIVE: Relegation threatened Prem side hit with ‘four point deduction’ amid FFP breach

    NOTTINGHAM Forest have been hit with a four-point deduction, according to the Guardian. The Prem side will face a points deduction that will see them fall into the relegation zone after being charged with breaches alongside Everton in January.Last week, Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo called for clarity on the situation as his team fights to cling to their Premier League status.”We’re waiting and let’s wait and see,” he said Thursday.”We don’t know when it could happen, but the club will take care of that. Football-wise, we just focus on the pitch. We don’t know when it’s going to come. I prefer the sooner the better.”An announcement is expected today, as per the Guardian. Follow our live blog below for the latest news and updates…The stats – Luton Town V Nottingham Forest
    Points were shared as Nottingham Forest took on Luton Town in a crucial relegation six-pointer.

    Copy linkCopiedWhat are the rules – and how did Notts Forest breach them?
    PSR stands for profitability and sustainability rules.
    Premier League clubs are allowed to lose £105m over a three-year period but Forest’s permitted losses were limited to £61m because they spent two years of that period in the Championship.
    This was another part of their defence, with the club claiming they were hamstrung after being promoted because investment in the squad is vital to challenge at a higher level against more established teams.
    Copy linkCopiedForest deduction turns pressure on Man City
    Last February, Pep Guardiola’s team were charged with 115 allegations of breaching competition rules between 2009 and 2018 by the Premier League.
    The club denies all charges and has vowed to clear its name.
    Copy linkCopiedWhat happens next?
    Forest are likely to appeal and have 14 days to launch their case.
    Nuno Espirito Santo’s side are the second team to be slapped by a deduction after Everton were docked six points.
    They originally had 10 taken from their total but it was reduced after a successful appeal.
    Copy linkCopiedFabrizio Romano confirms reports
    Fabrizio Romano has confirmed reports that Nottingham Forest have received a four-point deduction for breaching the Premier League’s profitability and sustainability rules.
    🚨🌳 Nottingham Forest have just received a four-point deduction for breaching Premier League’s profitability and sustainability rules.Decision confirmed, as @Will_Unwin has reported. pic.twitter.com/60dy53CoHI— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) March 18, 2024

    Copy linkCopiedHow did the four-point deduction come about?
    Since their promotion via the 2022 play-off final, the club have bought 42 players.
    They have broke their transfer record three times for Taiwo Awoniyi, Morgan Gibbs-White and Ibrahim Sangare.
    In their case against the independent panel, Forest admitted the breach but have argued they only broke the rules for two months while filling their accounts between June 30 and September 1.
    Copy linkCopiedSummary – what we know so far
    Nottingham Forest were charged in January for breaching the Premier League’s PSR rules in the 2022/23 campaign.
    Under the Financial Fair Play regulations, clubs cannot lose more than £105million over three seasons.
    This year is Forest’s second in the top-flight but they have not avoided punishment after being measured against both Prem and EFL regulations.
    Copy linkCopiedForest hit with ‘four-point deduction’
    According to the Guardian, Nottingham Forest have been hit with a four-point deduction.
    This sends the team crashing into the relegation zone.
    An announcement is expected today.
    Copy linkCopiedStuart Broad’s FFP question
    Former England cricketer Stuart Broad has questioned why Nottingham Forest charges have come before those levied against Manchester City.
    City have been accused of 115 breaches over several years.
    Taking to X, Broad said: “When are we expecting to hear the Nottingham Forest FFP hearing verdict?
    “I’m intrigued by it all. How come our hearing & verdict has come before Manchester City’s? They were charged way before us weren’t they?”
    When are we expecting to hear the Nottingham Forest FFP hearing verdict?I’m intrigued by it all. How come our hearing & verdict has come before Manchester City’s? They were charged way before us weren’t they?— Stuart Broad (@StuartBroad8) March 18, 2024

    Copy linkCopiedForest will ‘probably get a points deduction’, claims David Ornstein
    Nottingham Forest are likely to get a point deduction in the coming days, it has been reported.
    David Ornstein told NBC that Everton’s punishment set a precedent for the breach of PSR.
    While Ornstein said he doesn’t know exactly what punishment Forest will be hit with, he claims fans can expect to find out this week.
    Copy linkCopiedThe stats – Luton Town V Nottingham Forest
    Points were shared as Nottingham Forest took on Luton Town in a crucial relegation six-pointer.

    Copy linkCopiedWhy would Forest claim to have delayed the sale of Brennan Johnson?
    The sale of Brennan Johnson to Tottenham Hotspur for a club record fee of £47.5million is central to Nottingham Forest’s alleged FFP breach.
    The club are charged with breaching PSR by making a £61m loss over three consecutive seasons.
    However, Forest claim they were only in breach of the rules for two months.
    During this two month period, Forest rejected a £35million pound offer for Johnson.
    Thus by waiting to sell the Welsh winger for a larger fee, Forest argue they acted in the spirit of FFP rules.
    Credit: Getty Images
    Copy linkCopiedJeff Stelling slams Nottingham Forest ‘mess’
    TalkSports Jeff Stelling has slammed the authorities for their handling of Nottingham Forest’s alleged PSR breach.
    Speaking this morning, he said: “It’s a mess, isn’t it?
    “The fact that in the case of Forest, if they appeal, the outcome of that appeal will not be known until after the end of the season. How can that be allowed to happen?”
    Copy linkCopiedNuno ‘not nervous’ ahead of FFP decision
    “No, we are not nervous,” the Forest boss said ahead of his side’s clash with Luton.
    “Since we had the news there was going to be a hearing, we have been waiting. Let’s wait and see.
    “We don’t know exactly when it will happen. The club will take care of that. Us as a team, football wise, we just focus on the pitch.
    “We don’t know when it’s going to come. I prefer the sooner, the better.”
    Copy linkCopiedLuton boss speaks possible points deduction
    Following Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Forest, Luton boss Rob Edwards spoke of the new threat of points deductions for Premier League sides.
    “It is quite chaotic and new for us all,” he said.
    “There have been a lot of first-time experiences this season we’re having to deal with.
    “If things happen then I might be able to talk about it more, but not yet, as you’re sort of speculating a bit.’”
    Copy linkCopiedBrennan Johnson’s key role
    Nottingham Forest are understood to be arguing that Brennan Johnson’s £47.5m transfer to Spurs, completed on transfer deadline day on September 1, should be allowed into the 2022-23 accounts even though the football financial year ends on June 30.
    If this argument was accepted, Forest could avoid a season-defining points deduction.
    The Welsh attacker made three Prem appearances for Forest this season before his switch to North London.
    Credit: Nick Potts/PA Wire
    Copy linkCopiedWhat have Forest said?
    Speaking when charges were first levied against the club, Nottingham Forest called for a quick resolution.
    A Forest statement said: “Nottingham Forest acknowledges the statement from the Premier League confirming that the club has today been charged with a breach of the league’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules.
    “The club intends to continue to cooperate fully with the Premier League on this matter and are confident of a speedy and fair resolution.”
    Copy linkCopiedNottingham Forest’s upcoming fixtures

    Crystal Palace
    Fulham
    Tottenham
    Wolves
    Everton

    Copy linkCopiedHow many points could Forest lose?
    No information has been given regarding exactly how many points Nottingham Forest could lose if they are found guilty of PSR breaches.
    Earlier this season Everton were hit with a massive 10-point deduction, which was later lowered to six points.
    Anything more than three points would see Forest enter the relegation zone.
    Copy linkCopiedNuno hoping for a quick resolution
    Forest coach Nuno Espírito Santo is hoping for a swift resolution to the club’s alleged PSR breach.
    “We’re waiting and let’s wait and see,” the coach said ahead of Forest’s 1-1 draw with Luton last week.
    “We don’t know when it could happen, but the club will take care of that. Football-wise, we just focus on the pitch. We don’t know when it’s going to come. I prefer the sooner the better.”
    Copy linkCopiedWhat are Nottingham Forest accused of?
    Nottingham Forest has been under investigation for alleged Profit and Sustainability breaches.
    The club faces a possible points deduction after being charged in January for PSR breaches in their accounts up until 2022-23.
    A hearing was held on 7 and 8 March and an announcement could be made today.
    PSR allows clubs to lose £105m over three seasons.
    Currently, it is unclear by exactly how much Forest may have breached the rules but a points deduction could cast the club’s Premier League survival into doubt.
    Copy linkCopiedPremier League standings as Forest faces points deduction
    Nottingham Forest is sitting three points above the relegation zone with nine games left to play.
    If they were to be hit with a points deduction, Nuno Espírito Santo’s side could have their Premier League survival hopes dashed.
    It is believed the side will discover its fate as early as today.

    Copy linkCopiedNottingham Forest could discover fate today
    Nottingham Forest is expected to learn if the team will face a points deduction as early as today.
    Forest has been under investigation for alleged Profit and Sustainability breaches and could face a points deduction.
    Anything more than three points would send the Prem side crashing into the relegation zone with just nine games to go.
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    Nottingham Forest hit by points deduction for breaching Premier League financial rules as they drop into relegation zone

    NOTTINGHAM FOREST have been hit with a four-point deduction for breaching Profit and Sustainability Rules, according to reports.The sanction sees the club plummet into the relegation zone.Nottingham Forest have been hit with a points deductionCredit: PAThe punishment sees the club fall into the bottom threeCredit: RexForest were 17th with 25 points. But they will to fall to 18th on 21 points, one behind 17th-placed Luton, claim The Guardian.They were charged in January for breaching the Premier League’s PSR rules in the 2022/23 campaign.Under the Financial Fair Play regulations, clubs cannot lose more than £105million over three seasons.This year is Forest’s second in the top-flight but they have not avoided punishment after being measured against both Prem and EFL regulations.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLWhile in the Championship, clubs are not allowed to lose more than £61m-a-year and they were £34.5m above the threshold.Since their promotion via the 2022 play-off final, they have splashed the cash on 42 players.They have broke their transfer record three times for Taiwo Awoniyi, Morgan Gibbs-White and Ibrahim Sangare.In their case against the independent panel, Forest admitted the breach but have argued they only broke the rules for two months while filing their accounts between June 30 and September 1.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERThey had only received the first instalment of the £47.5m they are owed by Tottenham from the sale of Brennan Johnson in a deal completed on September 1.Forest could’ve sold him to Brentford for £30m and complied with the regulations but held out for Spurs’ bigger bid.What is FFP? How Financial Fair Play is affecting Man Utd and Arsenal in January transfer windowForest have two weeks to launch an appeal.However, the Premier League have pencilled in May 24 as a backstop date for any appeal, which is after the season ends on May 19.Nuno Espirito Santo’s side are the second team to be slapped by a deduction after Everton were docked six points.They originally had ten taken from their total but it was reduced after a successful appeal.Everton could be hit with a second deduction for another PSR breach.The Toffees’ hearing must be completed by April 8, allowing any further points deduction to be imposed before the end of the season – although they would surely appeal any extra punishment.Forest’s 42 signings since promotion
    2022/23:

    Morgan Gibbs-White
    Taiwo Awoniyi
    Danilo
    Neco Williams
    Emmanuel Dennis
    Orel Mangala
    Moussa Niakhate
    Giulian Biancone
    Lewis O’Brien
    Remo Freuler
    Omar Richards
    Jonjo Shelvey
    Renan Lodi
    Chris Wood
    Ui-jo Hwang
    Willy Boly
    Harry Toffolo
    Felipe
    Josh Bowler
    Brandon Aguilera
    Jesse Lingard
    Gustavo Scarpa
    Cheikhou Kouyate
    Andre Ayew
    Wayne Hennessey
    Adnan Kanuric
    Dean Henderson
    Loic Bade
    Keylor Navas
    Serge Aurier

    2023/24:

    Ibrahim Sangare
    Anthony Elanga
    Andrew Omobamidele
    Murrilo
    Nicolas Dominguez
    Matt Turner
    Matz Sels
    Odysseas Vlachodimos
    Callum Hudson-Odoi
    Nuno Tavares
    Gio Reyna
    Ola Aina
    Andrey Santos
    Gonzalo Montiel
    Divock Origi
    Rodrigo Ribiero More