Plenty of Nottingham Forest players were active on social media to respond to an official announcement by the club.
Nottingham Forest were one of the surprise packages of the 2024/25 season following their impressive push for a Champions League spot, narrowly missing out on the final day of the campaign.
Under Nuno Espirito Santo, Forest still managed to finish seventh, securing a place in next season’s UEFA Conference League and capping off a remarkable turnaround.
However, despite their success on the pitch, the club now face financial pressures after falling short of Europe’s top-tier competition.
Football Insider revealed Nottingham Forest could be forced to sell key players, including Murillo and Morgan Gibbs-White, due to ongoing concerns over profit and sustainability rules. With potential departures looming, the club’s next steps have become crucial in shaping their summer.
Still, Forest have moved quickly to secure the future of one of their existing players, prompting a wave of reaction across social media from current squad members.
The announcement was met with support from several players, including Ola Aina, Neco Williams and Ryan Yates, who all liked the post. Murillo , who has linked with a summer move to Chelsea, also reacted positively to the news by liking the post.
Since joining from Wolves in 2022, Boly has made 45 appearances for Forest and become a key figure in the heart of their defence. With the club now preparing for the added challenge of European football, his experience and leadership will be vital both on and off the pitch.
Nottingham Forest plan move for Norwich winger Borja Sainz
Norwich City star Borja Sainz
While the club work to strengthen internally, they are also targeting fresh talent ahead of the new campaign.
The winger is entering the final year of his contract, and Norwich are braced for offers for Sainz, potentially cashing in to avoid losing him for free.
That situation could open the door for Forest to make their move, though it remains to be seen how quickly negotiations will progress.
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