Nottingham Forest received a huge boost on Thursday as a result of recent news about one of their players’ futures.
Nuno Espirito Santo’s team has made an excellent start to the summer, with five new recruits.
Forest has not only increased their roster for the upcoming season, but they have also managed to balance the books against PSR.
The sales of Orel Mangala and Moussa Niakhate were critical last month, helping the Reds to escape more penalties this season.
On Thursday afternoon, further good news was announced when one of their key players signed a new deal.
A Nottingham Forest player has signed a new deal that runs until 2028.
Forest has had a stressful few weeks, and while they performed brilliantly during the transfer window, they have now wrapped up some internal business.
Several Forest players are reaching the end of their twelve-month contracts. However, the Reds have just confirmed that at least one of these players would be retained for another four years.
According to The Athletic, Ryan Yates has recently signed a new contract with the City Ground that will keep him there until 2028. The midfielder’s contract was set to end next summer, but he has already signed a new, improved deal.
Yates captained Forest during the 2023/24 season and appeared in 35 Premier League games.
Yates, who went through the ranks at the City Ground, also provides Nuno with a homegrown member of the club, which is important when it comes to meeting Premier League standards.
Gary Brazil’s previous statements about Ryan Yates.
Yates has established himself as an important player of the Forest team, as indicated by his performances on match days.
The 26-year-old is the player who dictates the pace in the middle of the park and frequently finds himself mastering the dark arts. As an academy product, Yates understands how essential it is to give the supporters their all on matchday, but former Forest academy boss Gary Brazil also praised his off-the-field abilities.
“Ryan personifies all the traits required to realize all of his potential. He’s a special person,” he previously told The Athletic. We look forward to four more years of Yates.
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