Dan Ndoye Completes Transfer To Nottingham Forest From Bologna For £34 Million

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Dan Ndoye has officially joined Nottingham Forest from Bologna, with the transfer valued at 34 million. The Swiss forward has committed to a five-year contract with Forest, following the arrivals of Botafogo's Igor Jesus and Cunha at City Ground. Ndoye's time in Serie A saw him play 62 matches for Bologna, netting nine goals and assisting five times from 49 chances created.

During his tenure with Bologna, Ndoye made a significant impact by scoring the decisive goal against AC Milan in the Coppa Italia final last season. This victory marked Bologna's first major trophy win in 51 years. His performance in Italy highlighted his ability to influence crucial matches and contribute to his team's success.

Before joining Nottingham Forest, Ndoye played for clubs such as Lausanne, Nice, and Basel. He has also represented Switzerland on 22 occasions, including participation in Euro 2024. His international experience adds valuable depth to Forest's squad as they aim for success in the Premier League.

The 24-year-old expressed his enthusiasm about joining Forest: "I am really happy to have signed for the club. It is a really exciting time at Forest, and I knew straight away that I wanted to be a part of the project. It's a really ambitious team with a fantastic history, and I can't wait to get started."

Upcoming Debut

Ndoye is set to potentially make his Premier League debut for Nottingham Forest on August 17 against Brentford. His addition is expected to bolster Forest's attacking options as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Ndoye's move signifies an exciting chapter for both him and Nottingham Forest. With his proven track record and international experience, he is poised to make a significant contribution to the team's ambitions in the English top flight.