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Harrison Armstrong Transfer from Everton to Nottingham Forest
According to @JPercyTelegraph, Harrison Armstrong's proposed move to Nottingham Forest will not proceed. Everton had accepted a bid of around £40m before their draw with Bournemouth. Armstrong started that game and wanted to stay. Nottingham Forest had plans in place for a medical today, but Everton called them this morning to inform them the move would not proceed. The Friedkin Group eventually decided to block the transfer, and fan backlash was a factor. David Moyes also never wanted the sale to be sanctioned.
According to @JPercyTelegraph, Harrison Armstrong's proposed move to Nottingham Forest will not proceed. Everton had accepted a bid of around £40m before their draw with Bournemouth. Armstrong started that game and wanted to stay. Nottingham Forest had plans in place for a medical today, but Everton called them this morning to inform them the move would not proceed. The Friedkin Group eventually decided to block the transfer, and fan backlash was a factor. David Moyes also never wanted the sale to be sanctioned.
The Athletic reports that Nottingham Forest reached an advanced stage in a deal for Harrison Armstrong, but following deliberations, Everton have unanimously opted to keep the player. Chairman Dan Friedkin was personally involved in the decision.
The Athletic reports that Nottingham Forest reached an advanced stage in a deal for Harrison Armstrong, but following deliberations, Everton have unanimously opted to keep the player. Chairman Dan Friedkin was personally involved in the decision.
David Moyes said it will be a club decision whether teenage winger Harrison Armstrong is sold to Nottingham Forest. Following Saturday's 1-1 draw at Bournemouth, Moyes confirmed that an offer had been made for the 19-year-old. The offer is reportedly worth £40 million. Travelling fans made clear their feelings on the player's future, repeatedly chanting that a sale would result in a riot.
David Moyes said it will be a club decision whether teenage winger Harrison Armstrong is sold to Nottingham Forest. Following Saturday's 1-1 draw at Bournemouth, Moyes confirmed that an offer had been made for the 19-year-old. The offer is reportedly worth £40 million. Travelling fans made clear their feelings on the player's future, repeatedly chanting that a sale would result in a riot.
A report from The Athletic states that Oliver Glasner’s side are working on a £40 million (€46.7m) transfer for Harrison Armstrong, and that he is set to become their second-most expensive signing ever. Armstrong’s Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) is €5.7m (£4.9m), based on hundreds of in-game data points. Forest’s transfer fee is €41m more than the player’s worth. Armstrong is joining Forest to fulfil the same role that Elliot Anderson did in their side.
A report from The Athletic states that Oliver Glasner’s side are working on a £40 million (€46.7m) transfer for Harrison Armstrong, and that he is set to become their second-most expensive signing ever. Armstrong’s Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) is €5.7m (£4.9m), based on hundreds of in-game data points. Forest’s transfer fee is €41m more than the player’s worth. Armstrong is joining Forest to fulfil the same role that Elliot Anderson did in their side.
Nottingham Forest have made an offer worth £40million plus add-ons for Harrison Armstrong, and Everton are discussing the proposal. According to TEAMtalk, progress is being made and Armstrong is open to the move. Talks are ongoing between the clubs, with Forest hoping the package can convince Everton to sell the player. Manager Oliver Glasner is an admirer of Armstrong and believes he could make a significant impact at Forest.
Nottingham Forest have made an offer worth £40million plus add-ons for Harrison Armstrong, and Everton are discussing the proposal. According to TEAMtalk, progress is being made and Armstrong is open to the move. Talks are ongoing between the clubs, with Forest hoping the package can convince Everton to sell the player. Manager Oliver Glasner is an admirer of Armstrong and believes he could make a significant impact at Forest.
According to Goal.com, Nottingham Forest is pursuing Everton academy product Harrison Armstrong. Nottingham Forest is pursuing a deal to sign the England U19 international, which is valued at approximately £40 million. The club is seeking midfield reinforcements for Oliver Glasner before the deadline and has identified the 19-year-old as a long-term addition to their squad. Armstrong has 8 caps and 2 goals for the national youth team. His contract with Everton is valid until June 2028, and his market value on Transfermarkt is currently €12.00m. Middlesbrough, Derby County, and Birmingham City are among several Championship clubs that have also been linked with him.
According to Goal.com, Nottingham Forest is pursuing Everton academy product Harrison Armstrong. Nottingham Forest is pursuing a deal to sign the England U19 international, which is valued at approximately £40 million. The club is seeking midfield reinforcements for Oliver Glasner before the deadline and has identified the 19-year-old as a long-term addition to their squad. Armstrong has 8 caps and 2 goals for the national youth team. His contract with Everton is valid until June 2028, and his market value on Transfermarkt is currently €12.00m. Middlesbrough, Derby County, and Birmingham City are among several Championship clubs that have also been linked with him.
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