“Lacks descipline” Nottingham Forest freshly signed Winger banned from training by Club…. Will this player be committed to Clubs terms?
Nottingham Forest’s pursuit of Talleres winger Ramon Sosa has hit a snag. Initially reported to be close to an agreement last week, Talleres have now increased their asking price to approximately £18 million plus additional bonuses.
Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo sees the 24-year-old Paraguayan international as a potential boost to his wide attacking options. Sosa, who has yet to play in Europe, is reportedly keen on joining Forest.
However, complications have arisen. A Brazilian club has reportedly made a more appealing offer to Talleres. Additionally, Sosa has had a falling out with Talleres President Andres Fassi, resulting in his dismissal from training.
Despite scoring seven goals and providing six assists in the 2023/24 season, Sosa’s future remains uncertain. His relationship with Talleres appears to be deteriorating rapidly.
With the new season approaching, Forest faces a decision: either meet Talleres’ valuation or pursue alternative targets. The club can’t afford to wait on internal disputes at Talleres and must act swiftly to strengthen their squad.
While Sosa’s preferred left-wing position makes him an attractive prospect for Forest, the club may need to move on if a deal can’t be reached soon. This setback serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of transfer negotiations.