Kamil Grosicki appears to have dropped a hint over when his transfer to Nottingham Forest could be completed.
The West Bromwich Albion player agreed a loan move to Forest on deadline day but the deal has yet to be rubber-stamped.
Grosicki has fallen out of favour at Albion and Forest boss Chris Hughton has left a space free in his 25-man squad for Grosicki while it has been reported that Albion will be able to call upon the services of the former Hull City man if the move fails to go through.
The Telegraph has reported that the situation could be heading for an arbitration hearing while Hughton was tight-lipped when asked about the current status of the deal after Forest's 1-1 draw with Derby County on Friday night.
"That process is still very much in the hands of the club here and, of course, the league," Hughton said.
Grosicki has now posted '#Tuesday' on his Twitter account.
The player joined Albion in January and made 14 appearances in the Championship as the Baggies won promotion to the Premier League.
His only appearance for Albion this season came in the second round Carabao Cup game against Harrogate Town in September.
He has not featured in a matchday squad for the past four Premier League matches.
