CONFIRMED: Joe Worrall finally set to return back to Nottingham forest this summer.

CONFIRMED: Joe Worrall finally set to return back to Nottingham forest this summer.

In January, Joe Worrall, the captain of Nottingham Forest, moved on loan to Besiktas. However, some significant information about his future has recently surfaced.

For the Forest central defender, the first half of the season wasn’t especially good.

According to some reports, Worrall felt offended when Steve Cooper left him out of the Forest team for their November matchup with Aston Villa.

When the January transfer window opened, he wasn’t participating in football, and Nuno Espirito Santo didn’t consider him to be a part of his plans.

In the 2023–2024 season, the 27-year-old played in just seven Premier League games for a total of 439 minutes.

An update on his experience in Turkey has surfaced after he departed on loan when Besiktas came calling.

Report shares update on Joe Worrall future at Besiktas

Worrall’s tenure with Besiktas, a team based in Istanbul, hasn’t exactly gone as planned, and it appears that his time there is running short.

Besiktas has now made the decision to break things off with Worrall and won’t be pursuing the option to acquire the Forest player, according to the Turkish publication Milliyet.

The defender finds himself in a challenging scenario, and it appears that he will now have to report to Forest for pre-season training.

Considering that Worrall has seldom played for Besiktas since signing in January, this is hardly shocking.

He has only made eight appearances for the team, and on Saturday against Alanyaspor, he was not utilized as a replacement.

The highlight of Worrall’s time in Turkey came against Rizespor when Worrall scored a last-minute winner, with Jonjo Shelvey playing for the opposition.

Nuno Espirito Santo could take proper look at Forest captain Worrall

When Espirito Santo arrived at Forest, it was a matter of need, and maybe Worrall would have a fresh start in preseason.

While Felipe is retiring and Willy Boly’s contract is about to expire, Murillo is being courted by several teams and may decide to depart.

That may imply that, prior to the upcoming campaign, Worrall will have a fair opportunity to demonstrate his ability to advance under Espirito Santo.

The academy-bred defender has played 226 games for the Reds and contributed significantly to the team’s promotion.

Prior to their fallout, Cooper genuinely thought highly of Worrall, calling him “incredible” in September.

Following Besiktas’s decision, Forest will need to make a significant choice on Worrall.

The FFP problem can come up, and Forest might believe that giving Worrall a respite will help the club save money.

Worrall’s departure would help the team become more streamlined, but the club might feel that selling him is now their only choice.

Given what Worrall has done for Forest it will be interesting to see how this one plays out in the summer.

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