Latest Nottingham Forest news as Nuno Espirito Santo’s Reds could face another busy summer transfer window
Nottingham Forest’s transfer business will be in the spotlight this month as the club begin their defence against breaching Profitability and Sustainability Rules.
The Reds have the threat of a points deduction hanging over them amid their fight to stay in the Premier League. They will face a three-person independent commission next week after being charged with breaking financial regulations in January.
April is when a decision about Forest’s hearing is anticipated. With a backstop date of May 24 in place, it’s also possible that the matter won’t be settled until after the season is over, contingent on the outcome of any appeals.
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Throughout it all, there’s little question that observers and supporters alike will be debating the Reds’ acquisitions and transactions for some time to come. Like every other club, Forest hasn’t always played well. In recent years, they have been in charge of both excellent and poor arrivals.
Harry Arter is the player who best embodies irresponsible spending of money and dubious decision-making. Even though the midfielder didn’t participate in a competitive Garibaldi game since January 2021, he is still listed.
Since then, Arter has had brief loan stints at Notts County and Charlton Athletic; however, his time there concluded in May 2022. The Daily Mail claims that he is earning an impressive £40,000 every week, even though it has been a while since he was even included in the first team.
