Emmanuel Dennis, a striker for Nottingham Forest who is ready to join the Turkish team, has reportedly got an official offer from Adana Demirspor.

Just a year after moving from Watford to Nottingham Forest, Dennis has been cut go. He still has chance to depart the Premier League

team because the Turkish transfer market is still open.

Journalist with Sports Digitale Yagiz Sabuncuoglu claims that Adana Demirspor of the Turkish Super Lig has made a proposal for

Dennis. They have also reached an agreement with the Nigeria international.

After Vincenzo Montella led the Adana team into the Europa Conference League qualifying rounds the previous year, Patrick Kluivert

is the team’s new manager this year. They didn’t make it through the preliminary round of UEFA’s third competition, but they are still working on an exciting project.

M’baye Niang, a former Watford loanee, Benjamin Stambouli, a former Tottenham player, and Nani, a former Manchester United

winger, are all on their roster.

Dennis is not the only player who could leave Forest beyond the closure of the English transfer window. A feature from The

Athletic has speculated that goalkeeper Ethan Horvath could be on his way out too.

In the pecking order at the City Ground, Horvath finds himself behind new goalkeepers Odysseas Vlachodimos and Matt Turner after

spending last season on loan at Luton Town, meaning he never played on a field with Dennis.

Despite the fact that The Athletic’s report omitted where In the pecking order at the City Ground, Horvath finds himself behind new

goalkeepers Odysseas Vlachodimos and Matt Turner after spending last season on loan at Luton Town, meaning he never played on a

field with Dennis.

Despite the fact that The Athletic’s report omitted where  he might go next, it suggested his departure may be just days away as well.