Nottingham Forest is still the front-runner to sign the “terrific” striker that is wanted in Saudi Arabia

Although several nations have expressed interest in the player, Nottingham Forest is still in the lead to sign a striker this summer.

Forest needs to have a busy month because the PSR deadline is drawing near and the team will need to sell players in the upcoming weeks.
The full scope of Forest’s PSR problems has now been made public, and they must find a solution before the end of the month by spending £20 million.

And that might lessen the load on the team that has to approve several departures before adding players.

Nuno Espirito Santo is obviously eager to see fresh faces at the City Ground this month, as Forest has already been connected to two possible additions.

In the upcoming weeks, Forest hopes to acquire Carlos Miguel, but they also have their eye on a player at the other end of the pitch.

This summer, there is a lot of interest in Forest Target.

Even though Forest does not have to make a huge profit this month, they might be able to make some wise acquisitions from the free agency market.
Che Adams is a free agent that Forest is interested in, and there have already been several twists and turns in this possible deal.

Wolves had snuck into Forest’s negotiations to sign Adams after his Southampton contract expired.

But subsequently, rumours circulated that Forest had retaliated in the competition to sign the Scotland international.
Additionally, Wolves and Forest are still the favourites to sign Adams this summer, according to BBC Sport.

After making an impression for Southampton during the 2023–24 season, the Scot is also drawing interest from Saudi Arabia, Italy, and the Major League Soccer.

The striker is currently away with Scotland on international duty, though, as they get ready for their opening Euro 2024 matchup against the hosts, Germany.

Remarks from Ally McCoist regarding Che Adams
It is stated in the report that it is unlikely that Adams’ future will be determined before the competition begins in Munich on Friday.

With six goals in his 25 caps for his nation, this player has made an impression since choosing to play for Scotland.

Pundit Ally McCoist has praised 27-year-old Adams for his performances, citing what he has seen in a Scotland shirt.

“First and foremost, we now have a striker for a very good English Premier League team who is a first pick every week. In 2022, he remarked, “It’s been a long time since a Scotland manager has had that luxury.”

“Adams has had a great start to his international career, scoring goals in the last two matches against Denmark and Moldova. Other than that, he has performed brilliantly overall.