Nottingham Forest striker Emmanuel Dennis might yet move to Turkey before the transfer deadline on Friday. Steve Cooper has judged the player surplus to needs, and the head coach is eager to get rid of him.
According to The Athletic, the player’s representation are still in negotiations with several Turkish teams. Trabzonspor was supposed to be in talks, but nothing has progressed.
Dennis joined Forest from Watford a year ago. He had scored 10 goals in his first Premier League season and appeared to be a valuable acquisition.
At £15 million, it was expected that he’d play a significant role in the team, but he failed to impress Cooper. He only scored twice in 2022/23 and has spent the summer working out with the B-Team.
According to the article, if a deal is struck, Forest would like it to be a loan with the option to buy later. Several teams in Turkey are said to be interested in him, and conversations are underway.
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Dennis has been designated as surplus to requirements at the City Ground, and the Tricky Trees are eager to get rid of him.
Despite the fact that several of the main European windows closed on September 1st, they were unable to locate a bidder for the player.
Solutions are still being sought, with Turkey emerging as a viable destination for the 25-year-old.
Adana Demirspor has made a formal offer to sign Dennis, according to Turkish site Sports Digitale.
Other teams are reportedly interested in getting a season-long loan contract for the player.
Trabzonspor, a fellow Super Lig club, had indicated an interest in taking the player off Nottingham Forest’s books, but their attempts did not move to the final stages.
With the Turkish transfer window closing on Friday, Adana Demirspor will be hoping that they acted swiftly enough to beat out competition.
