Nottingham Forest oo £40m ku soo bandhigay Harrison Armstrong oo u dhalatay Everton
Nottingham Forest ayaa dalbaday in ay la saxixto Harrison Armstrong, oo ah dhexdhexaadiyaha da'yarta ah ee Everton. Kooxdu waxay diyaarinaysaa £40m iyo qodob iibsi-dib-u-iib ah si uu qandaraasku dhaco, sida ay sheegtay The Athletic.
Armstrong iyo Xaaladdiisa Ciyaareed
Harrison Armstrong waa 19 sano jir, wuxuuna u saftay Everton 23 kulan. Dhalinyaradu waxay bilowday guushii 2-0 ee Premier League ee ay ka gaadheen Crystal Palace usbuucii la soo dhaafay, taasoo muujinaysa heerkiisa hadda.
Ilaa hadda ma jiraan calaamado muujinaya in Everton ay aqbali doonto iibinta. Forest waxay rajeynayaan inay ku guuleystaan qaadashada xiddigga England under-19, inkastoo ay yaab tahay haddii Everton u ogolaato.
Muurayaasha Maamulka iyo Milkiilayaasha
Friedkin Group, oo ah milkiilayaasha Mareykanka ee Everton, ayaa khatar ugu jirta cadho ka timaada taageerayaashooda haddii ay oggolaadaan iibinta Harrison Armstrong ee Nottingham Forest. Taageerayaashu waxay u arkaan mid ka mid ah rajada ugu weyn.
Maamulaha David Moyes ayaa ka xanaaqsan yaraanta wax-qabadka soo-iibsiga xagaageegan. Moyes wuxuu caddeeyay ka dib guushii 4-0 ee Carabao Cup wareegii labaad ee Preston inuu rabo xoojin kooxda.
Xiisaha Kooxaha Kale iyo Saamaynta
Iliman Ndiaye, abuuraha ugu weyn ee Everton, ayaa si xooggan loogu xidhay Manchester City. Tani waxay keentay in Forest ay diyaar u yihiin inay tijaabiyaan go'aanka Everton ee ku saabsan Armstrong, sida laga soo xigtay warbixinta.
Qaabka Everton u maamusho wakiixiga Forest ee Armstrong, kaasoo xilli-ciyaareedkan ficil fiican ka muujiyay, wuxuu noqon karaa daqiiqad go'aamiya TFG iyo Moyes. Tani waxay muujinaysaa muhiimadda qorshaha mustaqbalka.
Nottingham Forest are preparing a £40m offer, including a potential sell-on clause, to sign Everton's 19-year-old midfielder Harrison Armstrong before the transfer window closes.
Forest's Ambitious Transfer Push
Nottingham Forest have launched an ambitious bid to sign Everton's teenage midfielder Harrison Armstrong, according to reports from The Athletic. Forest are keen to strengthen their squad before the end of the transfer window and are preparing to offer £40m plus a potential sell-on clause to clinch the deal. Armstrong, 19, has made 23 appearances for Everton and started in their 2-0 Premier League win against Crystal Palace last week.
The move would represent a significant coup for Forest, who are hoping to prise away the elegant England under-19 star who is regarded as having a big future ahead of him. As yet, there are no indications as to whether Everton will agree to sell, but Forest's interest is real and the potential acquisition would mark a major step forward for the club.
Everton's Fan Backlash and Owner Pressure
The notion that Everton could even consider parting with Armstrong sparked an instant reaction of disbelief and anger among supporters, with the teenager regarded as their brightest home-grown prospect for years. The Friedkin Group, Everton's American owners, will be risking the fury of their own fanbase should they agree to the sale of Harrison Armstrong to Nottingham Forest.
Manager David Moyes has been frustrated by the club's lack of incoming transfer activity this summer and made it abundantly clear after Wednesday's 4-0 Carabao Cup second-round win at Championship side Preston that he wanted reinforcements. His hope was that TFG would provide backing for further arrivals, but the manner in which Everton handle Forest's approach for Armstrong may be a defining moment for TFG and Moyes.
A Defining Moment for Everton's Future
Since then, however, Everton's main creator Iliman Ndiaye has been heavily linked with Manchester City, and now Forest are ready to test their resolve over Armstrong. Losing Armstrong would be hard for fans to stomach, and it would also send out worrying signals about the scale of TFG's ambitions.
That is why the manner in which Everton handle Forest's approach for Armstrong, who has already excelled this season, may be a defining moment for TFG and Moyes. It would appear totally at odds with Moyes' stated intention of building a better squad, and the idea that their most promising young player could be taken away by Nottingham Forest may be harder to stomach than a sale to a rival club.
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