Nottingham Forest are set to sign 18-year-old gem from Rangers.

Nottingham Forest are set to sign Rangers youngster Jamie Newton to a two-year contract.

The Daily Record reported this.

So, what’s going on with Jamie Newton and his potential move to Forest this month? Let’s look more closely.
Nottingham Forest are set to sign Jamie Newton.

The 18-year-old looks set to move to Forest after learning his trade at the Rangers academy.

The Daily Record claims that Forest is preparing to complete the capture and bring the player in.

Newton will undoubtedly join the club’s academy ranks, and this move is likely to be driven by new academy chief Craig Mulholland.

He joined Forest following Ross Wilson’s appointment as Chief Football Officer, and he is now set to raid Rangers for a young signing.

Who is Jamie Newton?

The 18-year-old has been a member of the Rangers academy and has played regularly for the Rangers B Team.
Last season, the young Teddy Bears team competed in the Lowland Leagues, where Newton gained experience.

Rangers were forced into a corner with Newton. His current contract expires in May, and Forest has pounced.

Newton is a defender who can play as a left-back or on the left flank of a central defensive unit.

Forest have an excellent Category One academy. As a result, Newton believes that with some strong academy performances, the path to the senior ranks will be clear.

It’ll be interesting to see what the future holds for him. Mulholland’s appointment caused some concern because he replaced the legendary Gary Brazil.

It’ll be interesting to see what the future holds for him. Mulholland’s appointment caused some concern because he replaced the legendary Gary Brazil.

With that in mind, fans will be watching Newton’s progress with interest once he arrives at Forest.

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