Striker Hillal Soudani appears to have strongly hinted his time at Nottingham Forest is coming to a close.
The Algerian was pictured arriving at Athens International Airport yesterday as he looks set to complete a move to Greek giants Olympiacos.
Reports suggested Soudani was flying in to undergo a medical ahead of putting pen to paper, with a deal potentially confirmed this week.
And the forward himself seemed to suggest he was preparing for a fresh start away from the City Ground.
“I am very happy to be here in Greece and I think it will be a beautiful experience,” he said upon landing in the country, according to Sport 24.
Joining the fellow Evangelos Marinakis-owned club would see Soudani’s time in the Garibaldi brought to an end after just 12 months.
He made the switch to the Reds from Dinamo Zagreb last summer, signing a three-year contract.
But although he got off to a good start for his new team, scoring twice in his first four outings, he soon found his campaign hampered by injury.
A knee problem sidelined him for a couple of months early on, and a reoccurrence of the injury - during the Carabao Cup defeat at Burton Albion in October – ruled him out for the rest of the season.
He has since undergone a long period of rehabilitation, including spending time at the Aspire Centre in Qatar.
In total, the 31-year-old made eight appearances last term and was unable to add to the strikes he bagged against Reading and Wigan Athletic.
If Soudani’s move goes through – and if he is fit enough to make a comeback - he could soon line up against Forest.
The two teams are set to meet in a pre-season friendly at the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium next month while Martin O’Neill’s side are on a training camp in Greece.
