With the PSR deadline fast approaching at the end of the month, Forest will have a challenging few weeks during the summer transfer window.In order to prevent a repetition of the point deduction from the previous season, Evangelos Marinakis will need to sell players over the next few weeks.

Additionally, a number of players are up for sale in the upcoming weeks, with the MLS showing interest in players like Matt Turner.
But teams like Tottenham Hotspur are also showing interest in Forest’s larger players, such as Morgan Gibbs-White.

However, it appears that Forest has decided that, should the need arise, they would be willing to sell one of their best players from the previous campaign.
Nottingham Forest would consent to a star player leaving in the summer.

It’s said that Forest will only need to raise about £20 million this month to make ends meet before the PSR deadline.
Therefore, after the season is over, it might not be as necessary as some may have believed to sell one of their higher-value assets this month.

But Forest does have players like Murillo, who they regard very highly after his Premier League debut.

However, it appears that Nuno Espirito Santo’s team is beginning to consider selling one of their best players from the previous campaign.
The Daily Mirror claims that Forest is now open to Callum Hudson-Odoi’s possible sale this summer.

In an ideal world, the report says, Forest would like to hold onto Hudson-Odoi after his outstanding performances in the 2023–2024 campaign.

Tottenham, who are starting to seriously consider Forest as a team to select players from, is one of the teams rumoured to be interested in the former Chelsea player this summer.

Callum Hudson-Odoi sale may not be crucial this summer

Hudson-Odoi had a successful 2023–24 season, scoring eight goals in the Premier League alone and dishing out one assist.

In the closing weeks of the season, the 23-year-old stunned former Forest midfielder Jermaine Jenas with a brace against Sheffield United.

Callum Hudson-Odoi was the standout performer for Forest. The quality was evident,” Jenas remarked.

“There has been a lot of talk about him. In terms of technicality, it’s a fantastic finish for the first goal in a row. Apply a small amount of top spin and bend it to enter that corner. It has a very high-quality finish.

However, unlike the players Forest has in store for Morgan Gibbs-White and Murillo, he is not a player who will fetch more than £50 million.

Hudson-Odoi is reportedly valued between £25 and £30 million, so if Forest can make it through this month and meet the PSR deadline, he might not be a necessary sale this summer.