Sources: Nottingham Forest expect six signings in stunning spree
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Sources: Nottingham Forest expect six signings in stunning spree

Pete O'Rourke, Transfer Correspondent
Pete O'Rourke, Transfer Correspondent

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Nottingham Forest could add six new signings this summer, sources have told Football Insider.

Whilst fans shouldn't expect to see a similar influx of players as last year, Forest are still set to add to their current squad.

On Monday (10 July), Football Insider revealed that Jonjo Shelvey, Emmanuel Dennis and Remo Freuler could depart the City Ground this summer.

Steve Cooper is attempting to make room for new arrivals in the coming months and the trio could be on the way out.

Forest are open to permanent moves for Shelvey, Dennie and Freuler this summer in order to balance the books and ensure they comply with financial fair play regulations.

On 26 June, Football Insider revealed that the Nottingham club are interested in signing Mason Holgate on loan for the 2023-24 campaign.

Everton are said to have agreed to let the centre-back leave on a temporary basis for the upcoming season whilst still having two years left on his contract.

The defender has struggled to make an impact under Sean Dyche despite being the club's player of the year under Carlo Ancelotti.

Holgate made just nine appearances for the Toffees across all competitions in a season that saw them narrowly avoid relegation.

Forest are in search of reinforcements for the 2023-24 season in an attempt to survive in the Premier League for another year.

Cooper's side finished 16th in the top flight last season and were four points clear of the relegation zone.

In other news, Nottingham Forest could now pull plug on goalkeeper deal.

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