Date published: Saturday 28th January 2023 1:20 -Nottingham Forest are reportedly ‘considering a late move’ to sign USA and Juventus star Weston McKennie amid interest from Arsenal and Leeds United.
Arsenal have been linked with him in recent days as it is known that they are in the market for a new midfielder. “Leeds in advanced discussions on Weston McKennie. McKennie has spoken to Jesse Marsch, who sees him operating effectively with Tyler Adams,” Jacobs wrote via Twitter. The Athletic’s David Ornstein has now provided an update. He took to Twitter to state that Nottingham Forest are “among the clubs” considering a move to “hijack the proposed signing” of the Juventus midfielder.
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