Nottingham Forest is entering a new era, with the club’s management hopeful that Oliver Glasner will have a longer tenure than his recent predecessors.
The Reds went unbeaten in four preseason matches before suffering a heavy 4-1 defeat against Sporting. Despite the setback, the loss provided Glasner with valuable insights into his squad, highlighting the need to strengthen midfield control following the sale of Elliot Anderson to Manchester City for £116 million.
Lucas Bergvall from Tottenham has emerged as a potential target to address this midfield gap. The 20-year-old has faced challenges at Tottenham, making a move for fresh opportunities understandable.
The Swedish midfielder, valued at £60 million, has attracted Nottingham Forest’s interest. Their initial bid of £43 million was turned down, but Forest are determined to continue their pursuit.
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