The Nottingham forest has strengthened its team with the capture of the Swiss international Dan Ndoye of Bologna.
The 24 -year -old wide man agreed with a five -year contract at City Ground, ending his two -year fate in Serie A.
Ndoye was an out -of -competition interpreter for Bologna last season, scoring nine goals in 41 games and scoring the decisive strike from the Coppa Italia final against AC Milan – a victory that delivered the first big Argenne of the club in addition to half a century.
Speaking after having sealed this decision, Ndoye expressed his enthusiasm at the idea of joining Forest: “It is a really exciting period in Forest and I immediately knew that I wanted to be part of the project.
“It’s a really ambitious team with a fantastic story and I can’t wait to start.”
Since he made his international senior debut in 2022, Ndoye won 22 captains for Switzerland and has scored three goals.
He became the third important summer signature of Forest after the arrivals of Igor Jesus and Jair Cunha de Botafogo.
The club also made key movements on the transfer market elsewhere – selling Anthony Elaga in Newcastle United, while managing Morgan Gibbs -White to a new contract despite the triggering of a liberation clause of 60 million pounds Sterling in its previous agreement.
