The Brazilian Club established contact with Noottingham forest A potential move for a star with an uncertain future on the city ground, states in a new report.
Elanga Star as a forest edge closer to Europe
Nottingham Forest recorded victories for the first time Premier league Since January on weekends while fighting Ipswich Town on Portman Road.
Nikola Milenkovic, Jota Silva and Anthony Elanga were on the list in an exciting 4-2 victory that moved Five Five Forests Chelsea in the third and up to four points of runner -up arsenal.
Elanga, who scored a bracelet on the day, said after the match that he hoped that he and his teammates would now keep the ball.
“We have to continue this because we want to finish the season as strong as possible,” He explained.
As he feels personally, he can contribute, the Swede added: “I feel like I had an engine to play in different positions, I just want to improve. It’s a credit for the staff and players around me.”
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Main coach Nuno Espirito Santomeanwhile, on elangin screen: “I am delighted with Anthony, he was helping the whole season, not only with goals, but also by defensive work. When he is able to isolate the players one against one, he is unstoppable.”
“He is versatile to play in all the frontal positions and we want all our players to exploit the opposition. Sometimes it succeeds, sometimes not, but today we are happy,” he added.
Elanga may play a major role on the city ground this season, but one man who is not goalkeeper Carlos Miguel. The Brazilian joined Forest from Corinthians last summer, but in all competitions he only made three appearances for Reds before succeeding in the injury in mid -February.
Now, with his future in Forest insecure, Miguel could soon offer a route from the Cruzeira Forest, which, which, which, which, According to Acencia Rte EsportteThey made contact with the player about returning to Brazil in the summer.
The publication reports that Cruzeiiro contacted Miguel last week, but that the conversations have not yet entered into official negotiations. Miguel himself is considered to be open to the idea of returning to his home country, while it is said that Cruzeiro’s head coach Leonardo Jardim is a long-term fan of a 26-year-old after trying to land him during his time in charge of Monaco.
Before moving to Forest last year, Miguel was strongly praised by Brazilian journalist Benjamin Back, who not only supported him for future success, but also expressed anger that the Corinthians sell him for only £ 3.4 million.
“Congratulations to all who have been involved who let go of Carlos Miguel to go for a mixed bag,” back Torcedores said. “I have no doubt that in the short term there will be a goalkeeper of the Brazilian team. The guy is a monster and they let him go for nothing. Congratulations to those involved.”
“You sent a guy who will be the biggest goalkeeper in Brazil. Congratulations. Incredible.”
