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Nottingham Forest will be without Max Lowe when they travel to Sheffield United on Friday night - and boss Steve Cooper has remained tight-lipped on who will replace him.
Championship outfit Nottingham Forest tirelessly pursued two main wing targets during the January transfer window, with Brennan Johnson previously being heavily linked with a move to Brentford.
As Canada sits on the precipice of a first World Cup berth since 1986, much attention has been given to the number of players who now ply their trade in Europe.
Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty’s agent tells TSN a European club was ready to table a transfer offer for the Toronto FC forward, but the MLS team is keen to hold on to the 17 year old and values the Canadian talent at $20 million. Marshall-Rutty trained with Arsenal, Liverpool, and Belgium’s Club Brugge over the MLS off-season. Marshall-Rutty’s agent, Mike Senkowski, says those clubs are now “tracking” his development this MLS season. One of the clubs Marshal-Rutty trained with was ready to make TFC an offer for the Brampton, Ont. native, but new TFC head coach and sporting director Bob Bradley is apparently keen on working with Marshall-Rutty this season. “Bob [Bradley] has been terrific with Jahkeele, so that helps for a young talent to focus on his current environment,” Senkowski said. “[Former Toronto FC head coach Greg] Vanney gave him the encouragement and feeling, but [Bradley] has given this as well, along with opportunity and readiness to play.” Marshall has trained at right back during TFC’s preseason and could be a starting option after Richie Laryea’s January transfer to Nottingham Forest.
Nottingham Forest are certainly a team to watch in the second half of this Championship campaign, with Steve Cooper making the side pleasing to watch and tough to beat.
With only 14 returning players currently in camp, new Toronto FC head coach Bob Bradley has taken a sledgehammer to a roster that compiled a dismal 6-18-10 record last season.
Steve Cooper was a busy man over the course of the winter transfer window and one name that he did manage to swoop in and sign was Richie Laryea – and the boss has told Nottinghamshire Live that he will ‘have an opportunity to make an impact’ for his new side.
