Nottingham Forest to move for Adama Traore

Nuno Espirito Santo, the Nottingham Forest manager, wants to sign one of his former players at Wolves, Adama Traore, who currently plays for Fulham. The 29-year-old is open to departing Craven Cottage after 53 Premier League games and is said to be keen on replacing Anthony Elanga at the City Ground as the club's new first choice right winger.

Traore could be allowed to leave for as little as £10 million as Fulham boss Marco Silva is said to be open to allowing the burly forward a move away from the club. Traore appeared 36 times in the top flight last season and became one of Marco Silva's most important players in what was considered a good campaign for the Cottagers.

Nottingham Forest are seeking reinforcements and just recently rewarded star player and captain Morgan Gibbs-White a new contract after the England international received an offer from Tottenham. 

Currently, Forest are preparing for European football next season after securing a place in the Conference League and their first taste of Europe in 30 years. It is understood that Forest are also weighing up moves for both Leandro Trossard and Reiss Nelson of Arsenal.