JUST IN: Nottingham Forest now make move to sign “massive” £180,000-a-week star for nuno

Now, Nottingham Forest is moving to get Keylor Navas back.

One reporter has shared a significant update regarding Nottingham Forest’s rumored discussions regarding a dramatic move that would see Keylor Navas return to The City Ground.

News regarding transfers to Nottingham Forest

After the Reds’ 2022 return to the Premier League, they have a history of being active in the transfer market, with Nuno Espirito Santo serving as their current manager.

This January transfer window might not be any different, as there are a lot of circulating rumors about who might decide to sign with Nuno. According to recent rumors, Forest is preparing for a “hectic” month in the market as a result of the club losing Ola Aina, Willy Boly, Ibrahim Sangare, Cheikhou Kouyate, Moussa Niakhate, and Serge Aurier to the Africa Cup of Nations.

Defensor Nino from Fluminense and winger Gelson Martins have been strongly linked to the team; however, the latter is currently expected to sign with Olympiacos, another team controlled by Evangelos Marinakis.

Fans of Forest already know someone who may be moving this month from Navas, and new information has surfaced.

Nottingham Forest open Keylor Navas talks

Wayne Veysey of Football Insider reports that Forest and Paris Saint-Germain are presently in negotiations for Navas’ “sensational return” to The City Ground.

“Wants a proven goalkeeper who is more adept with the ball at his feet than current number one Matt Turner,” is how Nuno is reportedly described. “Negotiations to take Navas back are now underway, and Forest are hopeful a deal can be agreed upon with PSG once again,” he continues.

During the previous season, Navas played a key role in helping the team stay in the top division while on loan under Steve Cooper. Neco Williams called the goalie, who earns £180,000 a week, a “massive” player when he made his debut against Leeds United.

“What a huge, huge save (by Keylor Navas) in his debut. We appreciate that he kept us in the loop. What a career he has had and continues to have. Making your Premier League debut against Leeds is not an easy feat.

“In the short time he’s been here, we’ve seen a diligent, modest man who, despite what I just stated regarding his performance in the game, would have still wanted to perform well today and prove his value because that’s what a guy of that caliber does, and he succeeded in doing so.

“Brilliant in the first half, game managed equally as good in the second half and in the end, it was individual moments in terms of Keylor’s save, Brennan’s finish that won us the game.”

Reuniting with Navas could prove to be a wise decision once more for Forest, who have been struggling for clean sheets and having given up more goals than any other team outside of the bottom three in the top tier (18 goals in 20 games).