Having had a colorful career, the manager is eager to bolster his team and is considering England, a nation he is familiar with, as a potential source.
This summer, Forest is working hard to bolster their own roster, and they don’t want to lose any key players before the upcoming campaign.
Now, Mourinho is eyeing Forest as a team who could be able to assist him in acquiring the midfield enforcer he so much wants.
Ibrahim Sangare gets added to Jose Mourinho’s transfer shortlist.
This item is sourced from A Spor in Turkey, so it should be regarded cautiously because it is a Turkish report.
Fenerbahce has Sangare on their shortlist, along with Jefferson Lerma of Crystal Palace and midfielder Sander Berge of Burnley.
On the day of the summer transfer window, the Ivorian joined the Reds from PSV for a club-record £30 million.
He struggled in the Premier League since he didn’t have a thorough preseason with the Reds.
He was sick when he got back from the African Cup of Nations, which caused him to lose a lot of weight and hindered his ability to contribute to the Premier League.
But in the preseason thus far, he has performed admirably against Chesterfield and Sunderland and has appeared like a different player.
Turkish journalist Ork has alleged on X that Sangare is the target of a £12 million bid with an additional £2 million in add-ons.
To be honest, the Reds will laugh that bid right out of the boardroom if that is the case.
Sangare should stay with Forest this summer.
Roger Schmidt, the player’s manager in Holland for a while, referred to Sangere as “unstoppable” during his time at PSV.
Sangare’s first campaign in England wasn’t fantastic, but he had a lot of challenges and there was a talent there someplace.
Sangare still has time on his side to succeed at the City Ground because he is only 26 years old.
Fenerbahce may very well wish to sign Sangare, but they will need to increase the amount of money they are willing to offer.
Even so, there’s a potential that Forest will want to hold onto the Ivorian to give him another shot this season. Forest will undoubtedly want to pay considerably closer to what they spent for Sangare.
