Nottingham Forest’s second bid for Matheus Cunha has convinced Wolves. Reschedule medical appointments.

Nottingham Forest is prioritizing quality over number as they attempt to finalize their roster before the transfer deadline, which is next Monday.

Evangelos Marinakis is eager to add a forward to his roster this month. The Forest owner is eager to make sure the team doesn’t fall behind as the end of the season draws near, and the Reds are now in third place in the Premier League.

The Reds have been linked to several strikers. Igor Jesus has been on the Forest’s radar for a while, and it’s obvious that Botafogo would accept offers for his services this month that fall around £30 million.

This month, Jamie Redknapp estimates that Yoane Wissa would cost £40 million. In light of this, it seems a little unlikely that Forest will sign him after recent rumors, given how famously tough it can be to recruit players in January.

Arsenal withdraws from the race for Matheus Cunha

Unfortunately for Forest, before to the window closing, Arsenal, one of the two teams above the club in the Premier League ranking, is also in dire need of a striker.

This indicates that the two teams are vying for the same players, with Forest and Arsenal both interested in Wolves’ Matheus Cunha before the transfer window closes the following week.

However, according to Give Me Sport, Arsenal will not pursue Cunha prior to the deadline. Alexander Isak and Benjamin Sesko are both on their list, although neither player appears to be available to the Gunners.

It must be acknowledged that Forest is probably not willing to spend £60 million out of pocket. However, if Arsenal is concentrating on other objectives, the talks with Wolves might be a little simpler.

Supported by Morgan Gibbs-White Matheus Cunha’s move

In the past, when they were opponents on the same field, the two have thrown insults at one another. Although Cunha has made fun of Gibbs-White’s celebration in the past, it appears that the two get along.

Cunha received plaudits from Gibbs-White following last season’s 2-2 draw with Wolves. It’s evident that the Forest player doesn’t get along well with Wolves supporters after his contentious exit and is frequently eager to vent.

It might be deadly to get Cunha and Gibbs-White on the field together. Cunha has demonstrated his versatility at Wolves, and Forest could welcome a player who is a bit more than a center-forward.

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