Nottingham Forest is working on a fantastic acquisition, and their proposal has already been made.
If Nottingham Forest signs Yoane Wissa this summer, they will be acquiring one of the
Premier League’s most underappreciated and undervalued players.
Mick Brown, a former senior scout for Blackburn and Manchester United who is still well-connected in the game,
said in an exclusive interview with Football Insider that Wissa is a top-tier attacker. With 14 goals this season,
Wissa is tied for sixth place in the Premier League, one fewer than his teammate Bryan Mbeumo,
who is linked to a transfer. Wissa may leave Brentford during the summer transfer window.
Chris Wood, the fourth-highest scorer in the league, is presently driving Forest’s push for a Champions League berth,
but Nuno Espirito Santo wants to bolster regardless of qualifying.
In January, the Reds made an effort to sign Wissa for a club-record £40 million,
but Brentford resisted and kept the Congolese international, even though his contract was well into its last 18 months.
Nottingham Forest’s first priority is the transfer of Yoane Wissa.
Wissa’s future appears to be away from Brentford unless he signs a new deal before the end of the current campaign,
and Forest will be hoping to win the race with a Champions League spot.
After spending more than ten years at Manchester United during their most successful era,
Brown, who possesses extensive experience in recruiting elite players,
questioned whether Wissa would mesh well with Forest’s style of play.
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