Nottingham Forest now joins Race with £13m ace, Marinakis can play a key role

Nottingham Forest is now playing for the “outstanding” defender, and owner Evangelos Marinakis knows his current club’s director very well, a report said.

Forest attractions for new defenders after strengthening offensive plans

Ensuring Morgan Gibbs-White’s future is as important as making any new signings, as Forest no longer faces the tough prospect of finding alternative offensive midfielders, and they will also strengthen their wide choices.

Now, the tricky tree will sign Bologna’s Dan Ndoye, who will replace Anthony Elanga after Sweden International moved to Newcastle United, but the 24-year-old isn’t the only winger in the Nuno attractions.

This is according to journalist John Percy, who revealed that the Portuguese manager is now seeking to go alongside one of his former players with Ndoye.

So Nuno’s offensive choices are now well shaped, meaning the 51-year-old’s next mission may be to improve his back row, and now a new goal has entered the frame.

This is according to an Espreso report that revealed that Notty Engam Forest has now played for Red Star Belgrade defender Veljko Milosavljević, who also attracted the interest of AFC Bournemouth, Everton and the Celtics.

Marinakis is said to be a good friend of Red Star Belgrade director Zvezdan Terzić, which shows that the Forest boss can play a key role in the negotiations and there is a feeling that he can lend Milosavljević to initially lend Olympia.

The Red Star Belgrade defender is likely to leave the Serbian club by September 1, with his price tag of about 10 million euros – 15 million euros (9 million pounds – 13 million pounds).

“Outstanding” Milosavljević can continue to be a top defender

The 18-year-old has not proved himself outside of Serbia, but the teenager’s exploitation in his home country shows that he can continue to be a top defender, and scout Gianni Bellasi is particularly impressed by his performance.

Bellasi also praised the young man for his “excellent” position, who has managed to force himself to join the Red Star Belgrade first team, making 22 appearances together.

That said, while Milosavljević is obviously a very talented young player, it makes sense to send him to a loan deal initially, and heading to Olympiacos might be ideal as it is certainly easy for Marinakis to arrange.