After selling Anthony Elanga to Newcastle, Nottingham Forest planned to recruit a winger to fill the position that the former MU player left. According to The Sun, they directed the attention to Jadon Sancho.
Sancho has just returned to MU after the 2024/25 season playing for Chelsea on loan. Before Sancho devoted to Chelsea, Nottingham Forest sought to attract players born in 2000 British but unsuccessful.
With not being kept by Chelsea, Sancho's future is being placed in front of a big question mark. Despite being a MU, a former Dortmund midfielder is in a group of 5 players who are banned from going to Carrington Training Center, until the team goes to travel to start the new season.
The details above show that Sancho is not being respected by MU, although the Reds have had to spend up to £ 73 million before to win his signature. However, in the eyes of BLD Nottingham Forest, Sancho is still a potential player.
In the new context selling Elanga to Newcastle to earn up to 55 million pounds, Nottingham Forest is lacking a high -class wing player, but the money is quite good. Based on the story of Nottingham Forest, he earned a great profit when investing in Elanga (previously they only bought this player from MU for £ 15 million), it was easy to understand when the City Ground team also wanted to do the same thing with Sancho.
The question is that Nottingham Forest spends how much in exchange for the player who is being considered as the redundant at Old Trafford.