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Transfer report 'compiled' on Nottingham Forest ace amid contract uncertainty

Newcastle United are said to have already compiled a report on Nottingham Forest talent Brennan Johnson ahead of the summer transfer window.

The Reds youngster has lit up the Championship with his performances this season. And that has led to plenty of speculation about his future as he approaches the last 12 months of his contract.

Johnson has had a host of admirers since last summer, when he returned from an impressive loan spell at Lincoln City. Brentford failed in their bid to sign him in January, while Tottenham Hotspur, Everton, West Ham United, Burnley, Leeds United, Leicester City, Barnsley, Crystal Palace, Southampton and Brighton have previously been credited with an interest in the Wales international.

Newcastle were said to have been weighing up an offer in the winter window. And they have continued to track his progress as the 20-year-old has helped Forest climb the Championship table.

The Magpies were reported to be discussing Johnson in a recruitment meeting last month, as they looked to set out what positions need strengthening at the end of the campaign. They have now put together a scouting report on the attacker, according to the Daily Mail, as the club prepares for a busy summer. But there is an acknowledgement they would likely face fierce competition for Johnson.

The academy graduate’s current deal is due to expire in 2023. Talks have been held over a new one, but, as yet, fresh terms have not been agreed.

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