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Talks have taken place over Kamil Grosicki’s potential move to Nottingham Forest from West Bromwich Albion, according to a Polish reporter.
Mateusz Borek is reporting that Grosicki’s representatives have been in discussions with Reds owner Evangelos Marinakis.
Albion pipped Forest to Grosicki’s signature in January when he signed from Hull City.
But after helping the Baggies secure promotion to the Premier League, he has fallen out of favour under Slaven Bilic and has again been linked with a move to the City Ground.
Potential departure
Out-of-favour winger Albert Adomah has been linked with two of Nottingham Forest’s Championship rivals.
The 32-year-old is out of the picture at the City Ground and is part of a group training separately to the first-team.
The Reds would be prepared to let him go this summer, and it is reported there is a fight for his signature.
According to TEAMtalk, Adomah is on the radar of former Forest boss Mark Warburton, now at QPR, but they are “battling to land him” with Cardiff City, where he spent the second half of last season on loan.
Transfer talk
Olympiacos boss Pedro Martins says “everything is open” amid speculation linking him with Nottingham Forest duo Tiago Silva and Yuri Ribeiro.
Rumours the Reds pair could head to Greece to join the fellow Evangelos Marinakis-owned club have persisted for much of the summer.
Reports have said Silva could arrive in Athens in the coming days to seal a move, with suggestions midfielder Cafu could head in the opposite direction, to the City Ground, in a swap deal.
And with Olympiacos in need of a left-back, Ribeiro’s name is one which has been consistently touted as a possibility.
Farewell message
Joao Carvalho says Nottingham Forest fans will always be “in my heart” as he prepares for a fresh start in Spain.
The club record signing completed a move to second division side Almeria on Tuesday evening, joining on a season-long loan, with the option for the team to buy.
And he posted a message on social media, thanking supporters and the Championship club for his two years at the City Ground.
Carvalho wrote on Instagram: “Thank you for everything that you’ve done for me @officialnffc. Many thanks to all the amazing supporters, you are always in my heart!”
