Nottingham Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi could see his playing time reduced this season following the club’s decision to pursue another striker.

Awoniyi, who joined Forest in a £18 million deal from Union Berlin in 2022, has struggled with fitness issues despite showing moments of promise.

During his two seasons at the City Ground, He has missed several matches due to various injuries, leaving Chris Wood as the team’s only recognized striker.

To bolster their attacking options, Nottingham Forest is reportedly in negotiations to sign Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah.

According to tribuna.com, Nketiah has agreed to personal terms with Nottingham Forest, and Arsenal is expected to receive a transfer fee in the range of £30-35 million.

The addition of Nketiah would provide valuable competition for both Chris Wood and Taiwo Awoniyi in the team’s forward line.

Chris Wood makes way for Awoniyi during the Premier League match against Bournemouth at the City Ground. (Photo by MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

The Nigerian was limited to just 18 minutes of play in Nottingham Forest’s recent draw against Bournemouth, highlighting his current struggle for game time.

Nottingham Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi could see his playing time reduced this season following the club’s decision to pursue another striker.

Awoniyi, who joined Forest in a £18 million deal from Union Berlin in 2022, has struggled with fitness issues despite showing moments of promise.

During his two seasons at the City Ground, He has missed several matches due to various injuries, leaving Chris Wood as the team’s only recognized striker.

To bolster their attacking options, Nottingham Forest is reportedly in negotiations to sign Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah.

According to tribuna.com, Nketiah has agreed to personal terms with Nottingham Forest, and Arsenal is expected to receive a transfer fee in the range of £30-35 million.

The addition of Nketiah would provide valuable competition for both Chris Wood and Taiwo Awoniyi in the team’s forward line.

Chris Wood makes way for Awoniyi during the Premier League match against Bournemouth at the City Ground. (Photo by MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

The Nigerian was limited to just 18 minutes of play in Nottingham Forest’s recent draw against Bournemouth, highlighting his current struggle for game time.

Nketiah Heads to Forest, Nuno Espirito Santos Losing Patience With Awoniyi

Nottingham Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi could see his playing time reduced this season following the club’s decision to pursue another striker.

Awoniyi, who joined Forest in a £18 million deal from Union Berlin in 2022, has struggled with fitness issues despite showing moments of promise.

During his two seasons at the City Ground, He has missed several matches due to various injuries, leaving Chris Wood as the team’s only recognized striker.

To bolster their attacking options, Nottingham Forest is reportedly in negotiations to sign Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah.

According to tribuna.com, Nketiah has agreed to personal terms with Nottingham Forest, and Arsenal is expected to receive a transfer fee in the range of £30-35 million.

The addition of Nketiah would provide valuable competition for both Chris Wood and Taiwo Awoniyi in the team’s forward line.

The Nigerian was limited to just 18 minutes of play in Nottingham Forest’s recent draw against Bournemouth, highlighting his current struggle for game time.

Moses Ojewunmi

Women's Football

Nketiah Heads to Forest, Nuno Espirito Santos Losing Patience With Awoniyi

Nottingham Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi could see his playing time reduced this season following the club’s decision to pursue another striker.

Awoniyi, who joined Forest in a £18 million deal from Union Berlin in 2022, has struggled with fitness issues despite showing moments of promise.

During his two seasons at the City Ground, He has missed several matches due to various injuries, leaving Chris Wood as the team’s only recognized striker.

To bolster their attacking options, Nottingham Forest is reportedly in negotiations to sign Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah.

According to tribuna.com, Nketiah has agreed to personal terms with Nottingham Forest, and Arsenal is expected to receive a transfer fee in the range of £30-35 million.

The addition of Nketiah would provide valuable competition for both Chris Wood and Taiwo Awoniyi in the team’s forward line.

The Nigerian was limited to just 18 minutes of play in Nottingham Forest’s recent draw against Bournemouth, highlighting his current struggle for game time.

Moses Ojewunmi

Nketiah Heads to Forest, Nuno Espirito Santos Losing Patience With Awoniyi

Nottingham Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi could see his playing time reduced this season following the club’s decision to pursue another striker.

Awoniyi, who joined Forest in a £18 million deal from Union Berlin in 2022, has struggled with fitness issues despite showing moments of promise.

During his two seasons at the City Ground, He has missed several matches due to various injuries, leaving Chris Wood as the team’s only recognized striker.

To bolster their attacking options, Nottingham Forest is reportedly in negotiations to sign Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah.

According to tribuna.com, Nketiah has agreed to personal terms with Nottingham Forest, and Arsenal is expected to receive a transfer fee in the range of £30-35 million.

The addition of Nketiah would provide valuable competition for both Chris Wood and Taiwo Awoniyi in the team’s forward line.

The Nigerian was limited to just 18 minutes of play in Nottingham Forest’s recent draw against Bournemouth, highlighting his current struggle for game time.

Moses Ojewunmi

Women's Football

Nketiah Heads to Forest, Nuno Espirito Santos Losing Patience With Awoniyi

Nottingham Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi could see his playing time reduced this season following the club’s decision to pursue another striker.

Awoniyi, who joined Forest in a £18 million deal from Union Berlin in 2022, has struggled with fitness issues despite showing moments of promise.

During his two seasons at the City Ground, He has missed several matches due to various injuries, leaving Chris Wood as the team’s only recognized striker.

To bolster their attacking options, Nottingham Forest is reportedly in negotiations to sign Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah.

According to tribuna.com, Nketiah has agreed to personal terms with Nottingham Forest, and Arsenal is expected to receive a transfer fee in the range of £30-35 million.

The addition of Nketiah would provide valuable competition for both Chris Wood and Taiwo Awoniyi in the team’s forward line.

The Nigerian was limited to just 18 minutes of play in Nottingham Forest’s recent draw against Bournemouth, highlighting his current struggle for game time.

Moses Ojewunmi

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