Whether or whether they are demoted from the Premier League, Nottingham Forest may have to sell their “best players.”
According to the most recent information obtained by Forest sources today, if they collapse, up to five of their greatest players—including highly sought-after defender Murillo and Morgan Gibbs-White—may be sold.
They may have to sell since their place in the top division is in jeopardy. Football Insider reported on March 24 that Tottenham is closely monitoring Gibbs-White in preparation for a possible summer transfer.
Due to a single infraction of the Premier League’s profit and sustainability regulations, Nuno Espirito Santo’s team lost four points last week (18 March), sending them into the relegation zone.
In light of the Reds’ financial difficulties and probable relegation to the Championship, former England and Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson asserted in an interview with Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast that the team’s best players will be “picked off.”
Stars of Nottingham Forest may retire this summer.
Robinson asserted that PSR regulations and financial strains will “scare” Forest into selling players.
“That’s the result of being demoted,” he said on the Insider Track podcast.
Your top players will be targeted by the vultures if you lose to the Championship.
“The greatest players do often get selected, whether it’s due to their skill level or a requirement for the club to save payroll.
“The clubs must cut their material appropriately.
“Take my former team, Leeds United, for instance. They lost five or six regular first-team players who were only on loan.
That is the situation.
“What worries Forest is that their profit and sustainability issues may force them to sell their best players regardless.”
“This really is going to scare clubs like Forest.”
