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Nottingham Forest eye shock move for Ndidi
Premier League club Nottingham Forest is reportedly considering a surprise move for Leicester City’s midfielder, Wilfried Ndidi, following the Foxes’ relegation.
According to reports from the Sun UK, Nottingham Forest is keen on signing Ibrahim Sangare from PSV, but Ndidi is also being considered as another potential option. Leicester City has set a reported asking price of £20 million for the Nigerian international.
On the other hand, Manchester United has put a hefty £40 million price tag on their midfielder, Scott McTominay. The Red Devils’ manager, Erik ten Hag, is looking to raise funds this summer to bolster the squad with the addition of a striker and another midfielder.
West Ham United is also interested in McTominay, as they seek to find a replacement for Declan Rice, who recently made a move to Arsenal during this summer transfer window. The competition for McTominay’s signature is heating up, making it an interesting storyline to follow in the ongoing transfer season.
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