James Garner transfer update emerges as Nottingham Forest recruitment praised

Midfielder Ryan Yates believes the work Nottingham Forest did in the January transfer window could turn out to be crucial in the context of their season.

The Reds are in with a chance of securing a top-six finish as they head into their final 10 games. And driving their charge up the table has been an indefatigable spirit.

Under Steve Cooper, Forest have shown a real never-say-die attitude. It has seen them rescue points late on in matches, as well as cope with any challenges thrown their way.

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Manchester United could consider letting Nottingham Forest loanee James Garner leave on a permanent deal in the summer, according to reports.

The midfielder is enjoying a fine second spell on the banks of the Trent, playing an integral role in the Reds’ promotion challenge. That form has seen him attract the interest of other clubs as they plot overhauls of their squads.

Premier League duo Leeds United and Southampton have both been linked with Garner ahead of the summer transfer window. And the Daily Mail claim his parent side “may consider a permanent sale” at the end of the season.

The report adds that while the 21-year-old is highly regarded at Old Trafford, “their transfer priority is to add a new holding midfielder”. It is also said the player “is eager to continue his progression by playing regular first-team football”.

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Saturday’s trip to Blackpool marks the start of the final run-in for Nottingham Forest, with their play-off fate to be decided over the next 10 games.

Steve Cooper’s side return from the international break looking to clinch a top-six place and keep their promotion hopes alive. They are currently in ninth spot, three points below Blackburn Rovers in sixth, with at