Nottingham Forest have signed a number of players since returning to the Premier League, with the summer of 2025 one of the most prolific in…

Writer Lee Clarke argues that Nottingham Forest made a mistake by allowing £37.5m signing Omari Hutchinson to leave the club on loan for AC Milan. Hutchinson was permitted to depart after manager Oliver Glasner chose a formation without traditional wingers, sparking debate among supporters who believe he should have been given opportunities in the squad.
Clarke contends that Hutchinson could have thrived as a direct number 10 under Glasner rather than Dan Ndoye. According to the report, Hutchinson chose the temporary switch to San Siro after failing to receive firm assurances regarding his playing time at the City Ground.
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