In a surprise move, English Premier League side Nottingham Forest has deemed Super Eagles striker Emmanuel Dennis surplus to requirements, paving the way for his exit from the club.
According to OwnGoalNigeria, Dennis's representatives have been informed that the player is no longer in the plans of coach Nuno Espírito Santo, and the club is willing to let him leave for a fee less than £10m.
The 26-year-old Nigerian international joined Nottingham Forest two seasons ago but has struggled to find his footing, leading to two separate loan spells, including a stint at Watford last season.
Despite his hopes for a fresh start, the club has decided to cut ties with the striker, who still has two years remaining on his contract.
This development marks a significant turning point in Dennis's career, as he seeks to revive his fortunes elsewhere. His representatives are expected to explore new opportunities, potentially in the English Championship or other European leagues.
Nottingham Forest's decision to show Dennis the exit door highlights the club's ambition to revamp their squad and improve their performance next season.
For Dennis, the challenge lies in finding a new team where he can rediscover his form and contribute meaningfully to the team's success. Only time will tell if he can bounce back from this setback and regain his footing in the world of football.