Nottingham Forest are now competing with Saudi Arabian club to sign ‘brilliant’ striker

The competition to capture one of Nottingham Forest’s main targets this summer has suddenly heated up.

Now that the transfer market has officially opened, Forest is eager to sign Nuno Espirito Santo as soon as possible.

Given that Matt Turner is among the players who could go in the upcoming weeks, Forest has been connected to a possible acquisition of Carlos Miguel from Corinthians.

Additionally, Evangelo Marinakis is trying to bolster most areas of the team, and Forest is being linked to a potential acquisition of Vanderson, a right defender.

But with a new striker on the roster for this summer’s transfer window, the top spot is one that Forest is very interested in this summer.

Nottingham Forest is up against rivals for the summer goal.

Even though Chris Wood impressed with a return of 15 goals in the league alone, Forest knows coming into the new season that options up top are crucial.

Upon Che Adams’ departure from Southampton at the end of his contract, Forest is reportedly eager to sign him on a free agent.Even before the window opened, Wolves were being connected to a possible hijack of the Adams transfer to the City Ground.

Furthermore, a recent source indicates that Al-Shabab, a Saudi Arabian team, has entered the competition to sign the 27-year-old.

But he’s not their only choice. According to the article, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, the former striker for Arsenal, is also a target for the Saudi team.

The Saudi Pro League appears to have alternatives this summer, but they might also own a lot more financial resources than Wolves and Forest combined.

Adams’ departure for Scotland to compete in Euro 2024 has significantly decreased the likelihood of a deal materializing at any point.

Che Adams in the Premier League still has a long way to go.

Adams’s decision to become a free agency following an outstanding season with the Saints has increased competition to sign him this summer.

Manager Russell Martin gave Adams a lot of credit after he scored 16 goals in the Championship game last time out.

Martin addressed the media, saying, “They both [Adams and Adam Armstrong] got a goal and the way Che reacted to not playing was amazing – brilliant energy and so respectful.”

It’s incredible how he handled that. I’m happy for him to score since Sheffield Wednesday supporters gave him a warm welcome when he stepped off the bus.

With only 25 goals in 134 games, the 27-year-old still has a lot of work to do before he can be considered a top-tier goal scorer.

It will be intriguing to see if he is determined to do so in the upcoming season or if the financial opportunities that Saudi Arabia might present to him will lure him otherwise.

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