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Nottingham Forest Reject Newcastle United  £45m Bid for Anthony Elanga

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Newcastle United  pursuit of Nottingham Forest winger Anthony Elanga has hit a major roadblock, with Forest rejecting a substantial £45 million offer. Forest remains firm in their valuation of the Swedish international, which reportedly exceeds £60 million.

Transfer Update: Forest Hold Firm

Anthony Elanga has attracted strong interest from Newcastle United, who made a significant offer to bring the dynamic winger to St James’ Park. Despite the lucrative proposal, Nottingham Forest swiftly turned down the bid, emphasizing their intention to keep hold of their star asset unless their valuation is met.

  • Bid Rejected: £45 million from Newcastle United.
  • Forest  Valuation: Over £60 million.

Forest clearly recognizes the critical role Elanga plays in their squad and is unwilling to let him leave without substantial compensation.

Elanga  Impressive Season

Elanga  valuation reflects his exceptional performances throughout the previous campaign. He played a pivotal role in Nottingham Forest  successful season, directly contributing to their qualification for European football through the UEFA Conference League:

  • Goals: 11
  • Assists: 21
  • Total Goal Contributions: 32

His pace, creativity, and consistency were key factors behind Forest  attacking success, making him one of the Premier League  standout players last season.

Tactical Importance to Forest

Manager and coaching staff highly regard Elanga  tactical versatility, allowing him to operate effectively on either wing and in advanced attacking positions. His departure would significantly impact Forest  attacking capabilities, a risk the club appears unwilling to take without receiving a premium fee.

What  Next for Elanga and Newcastle?

Newcastle, ambitious and financially strong, could return with an improved offer closer to Forest  demands. Alternatively, they might shift their attention to other targets. For now, Forest  stance remains firm, and Elanga appears set to remain at the City Ground unless Newcastle or another suitor meets the club  substantial valuation.

This transfer saga will likely continue, with the resolution critical to both clubs’ plans ahead of the new season.

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