Nottingham Forest striker Emmanuel Dennis is reportedly on the verge of leaving City Ground.
Emmanuel Dennis, a Nottingham Forest striker, is said to be “close to leaving” the club after selecting where he wants to play next.
During the summer transfer window, Dennis was extensively linked with a move away from Forest. While the opportunity for England and many other European nations has already closed, Dennis is still on the move.
According to reports, the forward has opted to play in Turkey, and transfers specialist Fabrizio Romano has disclosed two bids for his services. Dennis has received loan proposals from two teams, with CSKA Moscow’s offer having “no chance” of being accepted
“Understand Emmanuel Dennis has now decided to play in Turkey — he’s close to leaving Nottingham Forest,” Romano said on the social networking platform X, formerly known as Twitter.
“Told Adana Demirspor and Istanbul Başakşehir that loan bids with 100% salary coverage were presented.” Dennis will make his final choice shortly. No chance for CSKA Moscow.”
Dennis is expected to join Forest from Watford in the summer of 2022 for a fee of £10 million. He made 19 Premier League games during his one season at the City Ground, scoring twice and assisting twice.
