Latest Nottingham Forest news: Blues loanee aims to contribute to Reds under Steve Cooper
The summer transfer window saw several fantastic transactions for Nottingham Forest, which has raised expectations for the upcoming campaign.
Ibrahim Sangare’s hiring was undoubtedly a declaration of purpose. However, there is also a great deal of interest in what the other new additions will bring.
Andrey Santos, a Chelsea loanee, is one of them. The 19-year-old has so far been limited to a solitary substitute appearance in the Carabao Cup loss to Burnley as a result of Steve Cooper’s cautious approach.
Santos will be hoping to earn the chance to leave his mark in the middle of the field, where there is no shortage of competition for positions. We examine the young player, his prior experience, and what he can offer the Reds.
career till date
The adolescent made the move from Vasco da Gama to Chelsea in January of this year after rising through the ranks there. In March 2021, when he was just 16 years old, he made his professional debut for the Brazilian team.
He committed his future to the team until the summer of 2030 when he signed a seven-and-a-half-year contract at Stamford Bridge. He reportedly moved for a whopping £13 million. He went.
Despite returning to Vasco da Gama on loan in March, he has yet to play for the Blues in a competitive match.
Santos was a member of the youthful Brazil team that took home the title at the beginning of the year’s South American Under-20 Championship. He led the team as captain and concluded the competition tied for the most goals scored with six. He played against Morocco to win his first senior Brazil cap.
Transfermarkt claims that the adolescent and Forest talents Felipe and Danilo have the same agency. His agent is acquainted with the Reds administration, and a small group of Brazilian players might hasten his integration into the team.
