Deadline day 'talks' held as stumbling block for Nottingham Forest...

Emmanuel Dennis, an attacker, reportedly discussed securing a transfer from Nottingham Forest on the day of the

transfer deadline.

The 27-year-old is expected to leave the City Ground before the window closes at 11 p.m. this evening because he is

no longer in favour there. For the first half of the season, he was not included in the Reds’ 25-man Premier League

roster, and he hasn’t played for the team since May 2023.

Dennis has reportedly spoken with both French team Toulouse and previous team Watford, according to the BBC.

Werder Bremen, a German team, has also reportedly expressed interest in signing him, while Sheffield Wednesday

has also been connected lately.

According to reports, the Nigerian is eager to find a new home before the deadline. But according to reports, money

might prove to be a barrier because he will need to make a “compromise” given his £60,000 weekly salary.

In the summer of 2022, Dennis reportedly paid £20 million to leave the Hornets for Forest. He has scored two goals

in his 25 Garibaldi appearances.

He last appeared for the Reds on the penultimate day of the 2022–2023 season, coming off the bench against Crystal

Palace. He was on loan at Vicarage Road and Basaksehir in Turkey during the previous season.

On the day of the deadline, Forest had already approved one exit. James Ward-Prowse, a midfielder, is back with his

parents.

Another departure appears to be close, with Lewis O’Brien closing on a move to Swansea City. According to our

colleagues at WalesOnline, the 26-year-old is on his way to complete a medical.

Deadline day ‘talks’ held as stumbling block for Nottingham Forest transfer set out