Harry Toffolo to Nottingham Forest: Is it a good potential move? Would he start? What does he offer?

Premier League outfit Nottingham Forest are currently preparing a bid for Huddersfield Town wing-back Harry Toffolo, according to Thursday’s report from The Athletic.

The Reds are currently working on a number of transfer deals in their quest to remain afloat at the top level following their promotion back to the top flight in May.

They have very recently received a huge boost with Brennan Johnson, who was previously the subject of interest from several top-tier sides, putting pen to paper on a new deal yesterday to keep him at the City Ground for the long term.

And they have already pounced in the transfer market to bring in Taiwo Awoniyi from Union Berlin, a valuable addition with their forward area lacking in depth following the departure of Keinan Davis.

Arguably, they need at least one more addition in this area to provide them with a sufficient number of options up top, but they will just be glad to get their first major addition over the line. They will be hoping that sets the tone for the remainder of the summer.

It has now emerged they are currently looking to deal Huddersfield another blow and take one of their prized assets in Toffolo – and ahead of this move – we address some vital questions.

Is it a good potential move?

Their left wing-back area is one they desperately need to address because Richie Laryea may be needed on the right at this stage with Neco Williams yet to arrive and Steve Cooper is unlikely to heavily utilise Nicholas Ioannou next term and beyond.

Toffolo has just one year left on his contract after an extension on his deal was triggered by officials at the John Smith’s Stadium this summer, preventing the Reds from picking him up on a free transfer.

However, he doesn’t have left to run on