Nottingham Forest have now rejected an offer from an overseas club – but are open to a sale.
Under pressure from the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules, the Garibaldi have actually done a fine job when it comes to sales this summer, receiving £30m and £27m from Lyon for Orel Mangala and Moussa Niakhate respectively.
Nottingham Forest also made £3.4m from selling Remo Freuler to Bologna – as the Italian side were obligated to buy the Switzerland international after his loan spell ended.
Now, Nottingham Forest could have some more money coming the way of the City Ground…
Nottingham Forest in talks to sell Jonjo Shelvey
A story from Rizeninsesi in Turkey now states that Nottingham Forest are in talks to sell Jonjo Shelvey to Çaykur Rizespor.
There was recently widespread confusion about the England international when he revealed to The Karadeniz Gazete that he hoped Nottingham Forest and Çaykur Rizespor could come to an agreement over a permanent deal – despite the Guardian finding out that the Reds actually terminated the midfielder’s contract instead of loaning him to the Turkish side.
Shelvey said: “My heart is in favour of staying here, but this does not happen by my will. The two clubs need to reach an agreement. There is no reason why there cannot be a deal. Hopefully, good news will come in the coming days.”
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