Nottingham Forest reportedly turned its attention to the attention handed to Nuno Espirito Santo after announcing the arrival of Nicolo Savona.
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Amid the intense consequences last week with boss Evangelos Marinakis and athletic director Edu Gaspar, Espirito Santo revealed that he believes Nottingham Forest still needs goalkeepers and reinforcements. Now, for a week, he seems to be planning to meet his request.
The tricky trees have given the Portuguese manager little room to complain after welcoming up to nine signings this summer and just announced the arrival of new right-back Savona.
After meeting his needs, Marinakis and everyone around the city’s ground will desperately hope that the legend will end. The Greek boss told reporters at the Europa League lottery: “Everything is solid. We all want Nottingham to succeed. We have good days, but we are closer on tough days, so I personally don’t see the problem.
“We are together, together, we will do some corrective measures and everything will go well. We have a solid relationship.
“Of course, sometimes we get nervous, say one thing, say another, but at the end of the day, the real relationship between me and Nuno, between Nuno and the players and the players and ourselves.”
Meanwhile, with two days left until the transfer window is closed, the Forest can welcome some final additions to really emphasize their support for Espirito Santo. The former Tottenham Hotspur boss just got the defender he wanted and now it seems he can see another need to ticke off the list.
Nottingham Forest agrees to John Victor deal
Nottingham Forest has now reached an agreement to sign Botafogo’s John Victor, according to Fabrizio Romano. The Brazilian is very close to joining West Ham United earlier this summer, but now it looks like it will be in the Premier League without the London club, which is provided by the people on the city ground.
While Victor is unlikely to occupy the starting point of Matz Sels, he will undoubtedly be a solid backup for Espirito Santo. The 29-year-old beat Paris Saint-Germain at the Club World Cup earlier this summer, playing the role of starring and now has the opportunity to replicate the form in the Forest Shirt.
Nathan Joyes is praised for South American football expert Nathan Joyes’ “amazing” form in Brazil, and Victor should have given the goalkeeper he’s been looking for to Espirito Santo and once again gave him some room to complain. However, whether this will satisfy the satisfaction of the Portuguese manager and end the consequences with Marinakis and Edu remains to be seen.
