A player who was turned down for a Premier League transfer by Nottingham Forest was expelled from training.

There is no indication that the story of Ramon Sosa and Nottingham Forest will soon come to a close, and a fresh development has surfaced.

It was rumored late last week that Forest and Talleres were getting close to signing the 24-year-old winger.
But his team has shifted the expectations a little and is now requesting roughly £18 million in addition to many add-ons in exchange for his signature.

Forest has designated Sosa as a target because he can complement Nuno Espirito Santo’s array of alternatives.

The Paraguay international is reportedly eager to join Forest this summer even though he hasn’t played in Europe yet.

Ramon Sosa plays when Nottingham Forest’s bid is unsuccessful.

It was revealed over the weekend that Talleres is more interested in a bid from a Brazilian team than in the one Forest has on offer.

It has now been revealed that Sosa got into a fight with President Andres Fassi and was told to leave the training area.
The winger was hoping to sign with Forest, but that move is currently on hold since Forest hasn’t made an offer that is thought to be reasonable.

In 2023–24, Sosa had a fantastic season, tallying seven goals and dishing out six assists.

His transfer is still in the balance right now, and it seems that his bridges at Talleres are burning brighter every day.

Forest has to make good on the debt or go on to the next target.

With the start of the Forest season just over three weeks away, Espirito Santo will be hoping to have his team ready for action.
Forest has obviously scouted Sosa, a player the team believes may fill a need, but they must now come up with the money or lose out.

Forest doesn’t have time to wait for any internal Sosa politics, and it’s obvious that his present club won’t lower their asking price.

Since Sosa usually plays on the left, the football team is especially interested in having him join.