Boss Chris Hughton has given little away about Nottingham Forest’s chance of revisiting a move for Kamil Grosicki in January.
The Reds failed in their bid to sign the West Bromwich Albion winger on loan in the summer, with an arbitration hearing ruling against the club following a dispute about whether paperwork was submitted in time.
Grosicki himself has hinted he is keen for more regular game time, which could mean a move away from The Hawthorns as he has featured just once for the Baggies this season.
Despite his team struggling at the bottom end of the table, one point above the relegation zone, Hughton is planning only minor tweaks to his squad when the transfer window opens.
Asked if that could involve going back in for Grosicki, he told NottinghamshireLive after his team’s 2-1 defeat at Norwich City: “Possibly. But I must admit, I don’t know. I don’t know if any of the circumstances have changed with him.
“Obviously it didn’t happen last time.
“At this moment, I honestly couldn’t tell you.”
Grosicki has recently said he remains in contact with Forest, and is eager to get more minutes under his belt as he looks to secure a place in the Poland squad at next year’s European Championships.
“There has been and remains contact with clubs from the Championship, including Nottingham, and we'll see what happens,” he told Super Express earlier this month.
“It will be an important decision, because I want to play, to go to the Euros, but only if I'm in shape.
“The national team is not someone's hobby, but a place where the best Polish footballers should be.”
