Nottingham Forest have reportedly agreed a deal with Juventus for the services of USMNT forward Tim Weah and Samuel Mbangula.
Forest are hoping to build upon a fantastic Premier League season that saw them finish in seventh, securing a place in next season’s Europa Conference League.
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According to ESPN, Nuno Espirito Santo’s side have now agreed a deal with Juventus that would see Weah, 25, and Mbangula, 21, head to the City Ground.
The report adds that the fee will be around €22 million (£18.8m/$25.6m) for the players that have a combined 18 goal contributions in 2024-25.
Weah is understood to be keen on the move as he hoped to book a place in the US squad for next year’s World Cup on home turf.