Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner has indicated the club is actively pursuing two additional players to strengthen the squad ahead of the remainder of the transfer window. Following his side’s opening league defeat to Leeds United on Saturday, Glasner stated that recruitment efforts are underway across two different positions, though he did not anticipate any arrivals before Tuesday’s Carabao Cup fixture against the same opposition.
The club’s approach prioritizes selective acquisitions over volume signings. Last summer, Forest completed five additions, with some coming in the final days of the window, demonstrating their willingness to move quickly when targets align. However, the club’s pursuit of Tottenham midfielder Lucas Bergvall appears unlikely to materialize, with indications suggesting the Swedish international will remain in north London.
Forest are seeking to build on the existing quality within their current squad, particularly drawing on the talents of players such as Neco Williams and Morgan Gibbs-White. The club harbors ambitions of returning to European competition following their impressive run to the Europa League semi-finals last season. Glasner emphasized his focus on learning from the opening defeat and maintaining momentum, viewing the result as valuable feedback rather than a defining setback.
Originally reported by Sports.yahoo →
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