The Guardian exclusive: Forest talks about Fenerbahce goalkeeper Livakovic, wants to sign him to appease Nuno

Hupu August 25th, according to an exclusive report by the famous Guardian reporter Will Unwin, Fenerbahce is negotiating with Nottingham Forest to sell Dominic Livakovic to the Premier League club.

Nuno Santo insists that Forest needs to sign a new goalkeeper before the transfer window is closed to challenge main goalkeeper Maz Sails, and the arrival of the Croatian goalkeeper will appease the head coach.

Angus Gunn joined Norwich in a free transfer, but last season's substitute goalkeeper Carlos Miguel and Wayne Hennessy have left.

The Brazilian player returned to his home country Palmeiras after a season in the Premier League, while the former Welsh international retired and joined the club's coaching staff.

Nuno has publicly criticized the club's transfer business, but the club is still working behind the scenes to meet all the needs of the head coach. Before the transfer window closed on September 1, the club was looking for two new full-backs, with Marty Cash being the key target.

Previously, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United showed interest in Livakovic, and the Croatian goalkeeper was eager to test his strength in England.

He helped Croatia finish third during the 2022 World Cup and defeated Brazil in the quarter-final penalty shootout and won the game with a great performance.

If Forests finally successfully sign Livakovic, it will be the club's ninth signing this summer, and they have already spent 140 million in transfer fees.