Here are the Forest headlines...
Forest blow as surprise Renan Lodi claim made
Former Nottingham Forest loanee Renan Lodi will 'soon' be joining Marseille, according to a report.
The 25-year-old spent last season on loan at Forest, making 32 appearances as Steve Cooperand his men secured their status as a Premier League club. His impressive displays led for calls from supporters to bring him back in the transfer window.
Forest did have an option to make the deal permanent in the loan agreement for around €25 million (£21.4m), but that expired before the end of the season. They could now miss out on the left-back, with a move to Marseille imminent.
Forest target move as Man Utd decision confirmed
David De Gea has announced his departure from Manchester United, and their goalkeeping department could be weakened still further as Nottingham Forest target a move for loan recruit Dean Henderson.
Henderson's future remains up in the air after returning to his parent club for pre-season, but the departure of Spain international de Gea after 545 appearances and 12 years at Old Trafford certainly complicates Forest's transfer ambitions.
United boss Erik ten Hag is set to hold talks with Henderson over his future amid claims he is keen to quit Old Trafford for more game time. United are currently without a number one and are believed to be pursuing a deal for Inter Milan's Andre Onana.
Forest target attracting rival interest
Leicester City have reportedly stepped up their efforts to sign Swansea City striker Joel Piroe amid rival transfer interest from East Midland neighbours Nottingham Forest.
The Reds have previously made enquiries for the 23-year-old Dutchman, who has one year left on his contract with the Swans., but also face competition from Everton and Southampton.
With a Swansea exit looking a distinct possibility for Piroe this summer, Leicester are understood to have "made contact" with the player's representatives to discuss a move, according to Wales Online. It appears City boss Enzo Maresca is keen to move ahead of competition after Serie A club Atalanta also made an approach for the player.
Former Forest midfielder joins Rotherham
Former Nottingham Forest midfielder Cafu has joined Rotherham United on a one-year deal.
The 30-year-old was released at the end of last season after playing just six minutes of Premier League football when he came off the bench in the opening home game against West Ham.
He missed out on a place in Forest's 25-man squad after it was confirmed and was then exiled from the first team set-up.
Forest confirm triple fixture switch
Three Nottingham Forest games have been rearranged ahead of the 2023-24 season.
The club have confirmed that two home games - against Sheffield United on August 19 and Burnley on September 16 - have been rearranged due to schedule clashes with cricket at Trent Bridge, meaning the games have been given new dates.
Forest will now host Sheffield United on Friday, August 18 (7:45pm); while the game against Burnley will now be played on Monday, September 18 at 7:45pm. These are because of a Trent Rockets double-header and Royal London One-Day Cup Final both taking place at Trent Bridge.
What caught the eye in Forest training?
Nottingham Forest have quickly got down to business, having returned for pre-season training this week.
Most of the Reds players have been back at the Nigel Doughty Academy as preparations step up for the start of the 2023/24 Premier League campaign. There is little more than a month to go before their opening fixture against Arsenal, while next Saturday will see Steve Cooper’s side take on Notts County at Meadow Lane in their first friendly of the summer.
Monday was a testing day as Forest checked back in. Since then, they have been out on the grass, being put through their paces.
Ten Forest players with uncertain futures
Transfer activity is expected to ramp up in the coming weeks, now Nottingham Forest have returned for pre-season training.
The Reds need to bolster their ranks for the upcoming Premier League season, but they also need to trim numbers. Overseeing outgoings is as much of a priority as bringing in new faces.
Forest were already over the 25-man squad limit and space must also be made for any signings. That means several fringe players are likely to depart, while others face uncertainty over where they stand.
Forest Women manager addresses his departure
Andy Cook has addressed his departure from Nottingham Forest after four years in charge of the Women's team.
Cook enjoyed a successful stint at the club, winning the FA Women’s National League Plate in 2022, as well as Women’s National League North and FA Women’s National League Cup last season.
However, it was announced he will leave in the same week Forest appointed Amber Wildgust as Women and Girls manager, initially with the intention of working alongside Cook before his exit.
