Nottingham Forest are interested in signing Tyler Adams from Leeds United.
The American only joined the Whites’ squad a year ago, but he has had a difficult first year in English football, with the Yorkshire club being relegated from the Premier League.
Adams, on the other hand, was one of the few in the Leeds squad to emerge with any credit, since he did excel when he played, and a bad hamstring injury forced him to miss the final 12 games of the season, in which the team picked up just eight points.
As a result, it’s probably not surprising that top-flight clubs are interested in the 24-year-old, with the Daily Mail reporting that Adams is a target for Nottingham Forest.
Steve Cooper’s side are anticipated to be active in the market again in the coming weeks, and the report states that the lively midfielder is someone they are interested in.
The report adds that Adams’ agent has already held negotiations with other teams about a prospective move, with Manchester United cited with an interest in the former RB Leipzig star last week.
Leeds are said to believe they are in a great position to sign Adams this summer because he has four years left on his contract with the club.
Furthermore, they have many other players in the squad who might cost decent payments, so they won’t be pressed to sell for less than market value.
Despite their relegation, Leeds have a lot of great players, and Adams is surely one of them. His impact on the team was clear by the fact that his absence resulted in a considerable loss in points per game, as he provided a lot to the team with his ability to win the ball back and his drive.
Of course, Leeds don’t have to sell owing to his long contract, but the reality is that it’s difficult to keep players who don’t want to be at the club, and Adams will likely believe he belongs in the top flight.
So, this is one to keep an eye on, but the good news for Leeds is that there appears to be a lot of interest in the player, which should drive up the price, and it’s all about obtaining the best price possible if they do decide to cash in.
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