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Brian Brobbey has been asked whether he would be open to a move to the Premier League as Nottingham Forest look at signing him.

Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo is keen on adding to his attacking options before Friday’s deadline.

They have already tried their luck with Feyenoord striker Santiago Gimenez and Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah, but neither deal looks like having a chance to succeed.

Their attention has now turned to the Ajax star, who proved himself to be a goalscoring threat for the Dutch giants last season.

In the 43 matches Brobbey played for Ajax last season he scored 22 goals – two of which were against Marseille in the Europa League group stages.

According to Dutch magazine Voetbal International, Brobbey has been asked whether he would be open to a move to the Premier League as Nottingham Forest are keen.

His response is being awaited by the Tricky Trees.

Ajax might be open to the idea of selling the 22-year-old as the money earned from the sale will allow them to invest in other players.

The 22-year-old midfielder has no room to flourish at the Serie A club, and the situation has got worse for him this summer. He’s been linked with multiple options, including from the Premier League, but still finds his future in the air as the deadline approaches.

Bove is not a part of the project for Daniele De Rossi, so the club are ready to sell and the player has been informed. Roma don’t want a dry loan and would instead push for a permanent transfer or, at least, a loan with an obligation to buy next summer.

Calciomercato report Nottingham Forest are the only Premier League club to have made a concrete offer for Bove. That offer was less than the player’s €15m Roma valuation and the two clubs are now negotiating to ‘try and meet each other’s needs’.

Bove’s thoughts aren’t shared.