by The Nottingham Forest has moved to the pairs of Juventus Timothy Weah and Samuel Mbangula in a double agreement of 20 million pounds sterling.
Forest has made an offer to sign the two players in the heavy goods vehicle and although there is still work to be done, there is confidence that an agreement can be agreed while Nuno Espírito Santo continues to build his team before next season.
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Weah, 25, is an international midfielder in the United States while Mbangula, 21, is a winger who was capped at the junior levels of Belgium up to under 21.
Juventus is under pressure to make sales this summer after reporting significant financial losses of more than 300 million pounds sterling in the past two years.
Forest has moved and although the double agreement is at an early stage, with personal conditions to agree, the talks will continue in the coming days.
Timothy Weah also appeared for Juventus in the Club World Cup – Getty Images / Lars Baron
Nuno wants to make a number of new signatures this summer while the club is preparing to return to European football for the first time in 30 years. Igor Jesus and Jair Cunha de Botafogo should both be signed after the participation of the Brazilian club in the club World Cup.
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The forest also hopes to confirm new contracts for key files Ola Aina Aina and Neco Williams in the near future.
Nuno signed a new three-year contract during the weekend after being rewarded by the owner Evangelos Marinakis for his exceptional work last season. “It is now time to work harder than ever because we strive to make more special memories together,” he said at the time.
The forest challenged for a place in the Champions League before a late trip ended with them ending an adorable seventh.
Meanwhile, the Forest season’s opening match against Brentford was awarded on Sunday, August 17. Forest asked for the match amendment as the initial date of the match at City Ground ranks at a hundred and Nettinghamshire match in Trent Bridge.
