‘Deal agreed’: Nottingham Forest are likely to sign another player as a massive triple swoop approaches.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Nottingham Forest are continuing their busy transfer window by agreeing to a deal with Bologna for Nico Dominguez for around £7-8 million. It is part of a transaction that also includes Swiss midfielder Remo Freuler

Nico Dominguez joins Nottingham Forest from Bologna.

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The Tricky Trees have loaned out current midfielder Freuler to Bologna, allowing the Argentine to join the City Ground. Dominguez joined the Italian team as an unknown in 2019 and went on to make 104 appearances in four seasons.

Nico Dominguez, set for medical tests at Nottingham Forest after deal agreed on fee close to €9/10m from Bologna ???????????????? #NFFC

Remo Freuler, already in Italy – arrived overnight as he's leaving Forest and joining Bologna on loan with buy option clause deal. pic.twitter.com/fC8TnIit5p

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 31, 2023

The 25-year-old captained his club and was also a member of Argentina’s Copa America-winning squad in 2021.

The midfielder was a priority target for fellow Italian club AC Milan as they sought to replace Rade Krunic, who is set to leave before the end of the transfer window. However, according to Romano, the Bosnian will sign a new contract with the Italian giants.

This news allowed Steve Cooper‘s team to pounce on utility guy Dominguez.

Trees on the Move

It’s safe to say the Reds are making the most of every hour of the transfer window, since there are still plenty of incomings and outgoings only one day before the deadline. Forest have moved their focus to Odisseas Vlachodimos of Benfica after missing out on Dean Henderson to Palace.

Leicester midfielder Wilfred Ndidi is also said to be close to making the short trip to Nottingham, with the deal “still on and concrete.”

Cooper’s side has had a difficult start to the season, facing both Arsenal and Manchester United, but there have been visible signs of development. The Tricky Trees will be relieved to see September go, and they are hoping that next month will bring a few more points to match their remarkable efforts.