Nottingham Forest player confirm exit following fall out with Vitor Pereira

Evangelos Marinakis rescued as Inter Milan want expensive Nottingham Forest flop

Evangelos Marinakis demonstrated serious ambition by backing then-manager Nuno Espirito Santo with substantial investment.

However, many of the expensive recruits have failed to meet expectations, which resulted in a relegation battle last term.

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Nottingham Forest are already willing to sell Arnaud Kalimuendo, who could rejoin Eintracht Frankfurt on a permanent deal.

And now, it looks as though they may have a taker in Inter Milan for one of their other expensive flops.

Nottingham Forest star Dan Ndoye

Inter Milan want to sign Dan Ndoye

Dan Ndoye was the second-most expensive signing last summer, as Forest paid Bologna around £34m for his signature.

Ndoye has really struggled to adapt to the Premier League, as he scored just one goal and provided as many assists.

Ndoye has also been criticised for his performances at the World Cup, with many Swiss fans calling for him to be dropped.

So, Marinakis will be delighted that Serie A giants Inter Milan are now considering signing him, according to Tuttomercatoweb.

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The Italian outlet understands that Inter wanted Ndoye last year, so they are already big admirers of the 25-year-old.

Inter boss Cristian Chivu has Ndoye high up on his list of transfer priorities, which indicates that there may be an offer arriving imminently.

Forest chiefs will no doubt be keen to engage in talks and agree a fee to move him on.

If they can recoup around £25m, that’d be a decent bit of business considering how much his stock has dropped at the City Ground.A telling couple of weeks lie ahead.

Nottingham Forest make concrete approach – Desire for bidding war with PSG

Nottingham Forest and Paris Saint-Germain have shown an interest in Juventus’ Khéphren Thuram.

Earlier this month, Sport Witness covered claims from Italy that he could leave the Serie A side this summer. Nottingham Forest could tempt him for around €40m.

PSG are now considering signing the player desired by the Premier League side.

Nottingham Forest yet to make progress

Web covers the latest on Nottingham Forest and PSG, and Juventus’ plan for the Frenchman.

He spent his entire playing career in his country before the Old Lady signed him from OGC Nice in July 2024.

The midfielder played 51 matches in his first season and 3,136 minutes from 45 matches last season.

Juve, who failed to qualify for the Champions League, have to raise funds to carry out new signings. The 25-year-old, Gleison Bremer and Andrea Cambiaso are among the sale candidates.

Although Khéphren Thuram has been a regular, the Italian club can sacrifice him, as he hasn’t been a key player for Luciano Spalletti. Juve came to this conclusion after taking his performances and their market needs into account.

In short, Spalletti’s side are ready to sell as long as an interested party meets their €40m demand. This would allow them to make capital gain as Juve paid €20m to sign him.

As of now, none of the interested parties have submitted an offer that’s convincing for either Juve or the player. Nottingham Forest and PSG are named as his suitors.

Vítor Pereira’s side are the one to have made the most concrete enquiry in recent weeks. The Reds haven’t made further progress in the past few days, and that may change soon.

Luis Enrique’s side are also considering a move for Thuram, after making initial contact. Juventus, who are keen to sell, would hope that PSG get involved, likely in a bidding war with Nottingham Forest.

The player would be open to a move to Paris, but even in this case, there has been no further progress.

Thuram’s contract, value and agent infoKhéphren ThuramKhéphren Thuram

PSG would be a better option than Nottingham Forest from a sporting point of view.

Khéphren Thuram’s contract runs down in 2029, and Transfermarkt value him at €38m.

Agency Sport Cover, headed by agent Meïssa N’diaye, represent the French midfielder.