Nottingham Forest pursues Dan Ndoye with £27m bid amid injury concerns

Nottingham Forest are actively pursuing new wingers this summer to replace Anthony Elanga, who recently transferred to Newcastle. The club has made a £27 million bid for Galatasaray's versatile winger Yilmaz, who scored 14 goals last season and is keen on a move, while also prioritizing Dan Ndoye from Bologna as a key target. Ndoye, a 24-year-old Switzerland international, has agreed personal terms with Forest, but his transfer is complicated by a recent ankle injury sustained during a pre-season friendly, raising concerns about the deal's timing and feasibility. Despite interest from Napoli, Forest remains determined to secure Ndoye, valued around £39 million by Bologna, as he fits their urgent need for pace and skill on the wings. Additionally, Forest is considering a move for Manchester City's James McAtee, though City's valuation is high at around £35 million, and McAtee has multiple suitors in Europe. Overall, Forest is focused on strengthening their wide positions before the new season begins amid several transfer challenges and injury concerns.