In any case,nottingham Forest will not take it likely wether they remain in premier League or drop to championship.

This summer at Nottingham Forest is shaping up to be anything but quiet, with decisions looming on whether to retain or part ways with each player. The uncertainty of which division Forest will be in adds to the anticipation, promising a flurry of activity regardless. In the Premier League, surplus players might face offloading, while a return to the Championship could see established players moving on to top-tier clubs. Amidst this, the fate of every first-team member is deliberated.

Matt Turner and Odysseas Vlachodimos haven’t lived up to expectations and should be released, while Matz Sels’ solid performances merit retention. Neco Williams has shown promising development and should stay, unlike Gonzalo Montiel, who hasn’t had enough game time to justify a permanent transfer. Harry Toffolo’s reliability earns him a place, unlike Nuno Tavares, who, like Montiel, lacks playing time.

Ola Aina’s steady performances merit a contract extension, while Moussa Niakhate’s limited playtime suggests a potential sale. Murillo and Willy Boly should be retained, with talks of contract renewals. Felipe is retiring, Andrew Omobamidele shows promise for the future, and Ryan Yates remains a vital figure. Ibrahim Sangare’s qualities warrant retention, while Nicolas Dominguez continues to impress.

Cheikhou Kouyate is deemed surplus, while Danilo’s potential should be nurtured. Morgan Gibbs-White and Callum Hudson-Odoi are key assets to retain, along with Anthony Elanga and Taiwo Awoniyi. Chris Wood deserves a contract extension, but Divock Origi’s lack of impact suggests an exit.

On loan players like Lewis O’Brien, Emmanuel Dennis, Hwang Ui-jo, Loic Mbe Soh, Josh Bowler, Ethan Horvath, and Jonathan Panzo might not have a future at Forest. Alex Mighten needs regular playtime elsewhere, while Brandon Aguilera shows promise. Joe Worrall’s loan struggles hint at a potential departure from Forest.