Hwang Ui-jo, a striker for Nottingham Forest, is expected to sign with Alanyaspor in Turkey after Joe Worrall joined Besiktas.
It is Paul Taylor who has this news.
What has been stated about Hwang, a South Korean, and why isn’t he a Forest employee now? Let’s investigate more closely.
Hwang Ui-jo is expected to transfer from Alanyaspor to Nottingham Forest.
It looks like the lucky charm will be leaving Forest this week to go on loan to Turkey, ending his ordeal there.
Since joining Forest in the summer of 2022 from Bordeaux, Hwang has been on loan to Olympiacos, FC Seoul, and Norwich.
The player has had some success on his loans away from the City Ground, but he has always seemed like a fascinating signing.
He signed for Norwich earlier this season, but was sent back due to a hamstring injury despite scoring three goals.
Hwang will now reportedly join Alanyaspor, where he hopes to have a respectable campaign in the second part of the season, according to The Athletic.
Hwang’s hamstring issue is completely healed, yet there was a chance he would go back to Norwich from Forest.
Nuno Espirito Santo has no taste in On the day of the transfer deadline, Hwang Forest considered signing Chuba Akpom, and it’s clear why the team desired a second striker.
The only available center forward, Taiwo Awoniyi, is Chris Wood, who is recovering from a hamstring injury.
For this reason, Espirito Santo’s disinterest in Hwang having a significant influence at Forest may seem both puzzling and emphatic at the same time.
If that’s the case, Forest would do well to remove Hwang from the books, and ideally this deal would contain a buyout option.
