‘Rates him very highly’: Andy Reid has been raving about Nottingham Forest youngster behind-scenes

It’s possible that the Reds of the past frantically spent money on players who weren’t needed or who weren’t as good as the ones the manager already had.

A striker was what Evangelos Marinakis desired. But from a Forest viewpoint, he has been irritated with inflation controlling the market and negatively affecting transfers.

Earlier today, James Ward-Prowse departed Forest. But with Ibrahim Sangare and Danilo both joining the team on Saturday, the West Ham loanee was now Trentside’s sixth option.

As Ben Perry is signed by Northampton, Kevin Nolan asserts

More than signing players this month, the Reds have concentrated on getting some players out of the building. Blackburn has been connected to Emmanuel Dennis, while Joe Gardner, Andrew Omobamidele, and Lewis O’Brien have all left.

Ben Perry has been leading Forest’s B-Team this season, and they have been playing well. In order to further his development playing adult football in League One, Perry has now left for Northampton Town.

Nolan is ecstatic about the acquisition and revealed that a Forest official influenced his decision to raid the City Ground in order to acquire the young player.

“I know a lot about Ben as a player,” he said on the club’s website. He is highly regarded by Nottingham Forest’s Andy Reid, both as a player and as a person. We have seen him several times and have always been impressed.

We believe he has the ability to join and influence our team. We are happy to have him in the building and hope that our relationship with Forest will be great from the beginning.

Forest has done a fantastic job of getting young people out on loan.

Players like Gardner and Perry have the potential to have an influence on Nottingham Forest in the future. It’s fantastic that they were able to secure some senior football, and Esapa Osong and the other three guys may have an intriguing future.

Since his son is progressing through the categories below the under-18s, Nolan is familiar with Forest as a football team. In light of that, it is evident that he has used his connections to close a deal for Perry.

For Perry, this loan seems like a lot of fun. He will believe that he is too late to move out on loan at the age of 20, which might make him a very risky addition for Northampton as the season comes to an end.

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