When journalists have dared to point out Forest’s positive record with injuries this season, Nuno has regularly been quick to point out that he lost Danilo to a broken leg in the first few minutes of the first game of the season — and Sangare before the end of August, when he suffered a serious hamstring problem.

Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis is not afraid to spend big money and it looks like he's preparing to blow Arsenal out of the water in the chase to sign a top Wolves star

Our under-21s will be looking to bounce back when we host Nottingham Forest in Premier League 2 action on Friday, January 24. The match will take place at Meadow Park, with kick-off set for 7pm (UK time).

AS two wise men once said, it’s such a fine line between stupid and, uh, clever. This philosophical gem comes from the mockumentary — if you will, rockumentary — Spinal Tap, in which the David St

Nottingham Forest are throwing their weight around with plans for signings which were previously unrealistic. Either break transfer records or all the rules.

Murillo's new contract shows Forest's transformation into a much smoother machine, with a push for the Champions League looming

The Cherries ran over Newcastle in Week 22 and have not lost in 10 Premier League games reaching back to late November, while Forest are just five points off the top of the table.

Manchester City have no time to lick their wounds after another bruising Champions League defeat as Chelsea prepare to visit the Etihad, with both clubs battling for a top-four finish.

Nottingham Forest have also made a bid for Brentfords Yoane Wissa; Arsenal in need of more forwards following injuries to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus; Matheus Cunha unlikely to sign new Wolves contr

Nottingham Forest have reportedly made Wolves forward Matheus Cunha their top priority for the January transfer window as they aim to strengthen their squad and push for a top-four finish.The City

Arsenal and West Ham players have reacted on social media after Murillo issued an update on his Nottingham Forest future.

Matheus Cunha has established himself as a key player for Wolverhampton Wanderers, showcasing his versatility in various attacking roles.The Brazilian has adapted seamlessly to the Premier League,