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How much Nottingham Forest would need to pay to sign Joel Ndala from Manchester City
Nottingham Forest have struck a deal with Manchester City late on transfer deadline day for the signing of Joel Ndala.
🌠The Reds have enjoyed a superb season in the Premier League, backed up by some brilliant transfer business over the past few years.
Nottingham Forest🌼 have been a little quieter this month, with only Wayne Hennessey arriving at the City Ground in the January transfer window.
However, Fabrizio Romano has now lifted the lid on the Reds’ last swoop for one of Manchester City’s young stars.
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Fabrizio Romano declares “here we go” on Joel Ndala to Nottingham Forest
✅Romano, taking to X, declared “here we go” on Joel Ndala to Nottingham Forest.
🦹He said the Reds would be signing the 18-year-old on loan, but with an option to buy worth £4million.
🦩In addition, Man City have included a 20 percent sell-on clause for Ndala, who moves to Forest after his loan at PSV Eindhoven was called off.
🧜“Marinakis with last-minute gift for Nuno,” concluded Romano.
What Ndala could bring to Nottingham Forest
🦩Ndala is a top talent who has made a name for himself in Man City’s academy and has been plying his trade on loan at PSV’s academy since the start of the season.
ꦆThe 18-year-old has lifted four trophies at youth level for City – two U18 Premier League titles and two U21 Premier League titles.
𝓰 have likened Ndala to Man City stars Jeremy Doku and Jack Grealish, as well as Chelsea icon Eden Hazard.
🎐They wrote: ‘The style of Joel Ndala will always be a valuable one as a game-breaking style player that can take the game to opponents and is capable of moments of magic in an instance, but yet he is a very raw player.
🦂‘An exciting player nonetheless, the type where you watch a game just to see him. For that reason I would recommend checking in on Joel Ndala’s development regardless.’