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Forest season ticket prices for 2023/24 revealed
Nottingham Forest have confirmed season ticket renewal prices for the 2023/24 season, despite not knowing which division the club will spend the season in.
The club have announced the adult season ticket cards will start at £465, with the most expensive capped at £600. It means that prices have increased by around 20 per cent from this season's prices.
Supporters will be able to renew their season tickets online from 10am on Friday, 24 March online. Renewals go on sale over the phone and in person at 10am on Friday 14 April, with fans having until 5pm on Friday 5 May to secure their current seat.
Fans furious over 'scandalous' season ticket prices
Nottingham Forest fans are furious after the club revealed steep price increases for 2023/24 season tickets.
Adult season ticket cards will cost between £465 and £660 depending on where a seat is located in the City Ground. The hike will remain in place even if the Reds are relegated from the Premier League.
In another controversial move, some concessions have been scrapped. The youth age bracket has been changed to 12 to 19 year olds, while the adult bracket is now 20 to 64. The change means supporters aged between 20 and 23 could be paying as much as three times more than they did for their season ticket last year.
How Forest ticket increases compare with PL rivals
Nottingham Forest are one of a handful of Premier League clubs to have announced season ticket prices for the 2023/24 campaign, along with Arsenal, Leeds United, Liverpool and Manchester United.
Prices will have increased at differing rates depending on where your seat is located at the City Ground, but if we take cheapest available adult ticket, that has gone up from £365 to £465 - an increase of roughly 27 percent.
The hike is far steeper if you happen to be a season ticket holder between the ages of 20 and 23. The 'student' bracket has been done away with and morphed into the adult bracket, meaning fans could be paying three times as much as they did last season.
Yates shares Gustavo Scarpa insight after Forest transfer
Ryan Yates has spoken about the impact Gustavo Scarpa has had on Nottingham Forest since his arrival in December.
The 29-year-old who joined from Brazilian side Palmeiras has so far featured five times for Steve Cooper, but equally, did not feature in six games. He returned to the matchday squad in the Newcastle United defeat last week.
Although he is yet to feature regularly, Scarpa has already shown some of his qualities on and off the pitch. Supporters are eager to see more as Forest are in an ongoing relegation battle.
MGW handed England honour after Southgate snub
England under-21s coach Lee Carsley has confirmed Morgan Gibbs-White will captain the side in games against France and Croatia this month.
The 23-year-old was one of 26 players selected by Carsley in preparation for this summer's under-21s Euro Finals in Romania and Georgia. The Nottingham Forest attacker has been impressive for Steve Cooper this season and there was speculation he could even be included in Gareth Southgate's senior England squad.
However, after missing out on this month's Euro 2024 qualifiers against Italy and Ukraine, Gibbs-White has the consolation of captaining the young Lions for the first time. "He's been on a brilliant journey for the last two years," Carsley said.
Forest transfer rejection revealed after ‘agreement’
Brazilian midfielder Andre Trindade has revealed that he had a chance of moving to Nottingham Forest in January, but turned down the move due to an ‘agreement’ with the Fluminense president.
The 21-year-old has impressed with his performances in Brazil after breaking into the Fluminense first team during the 19/20 season. He became a regular in the team the following campaign, and the player has made a total of 118 appearances for the club, scoring three goals.
His performances on the domestic stage have also earned him a call-up to the Brazil squad for the current international break. He could make his international debut in Saturday’s friendly against Morocco.
Sergio Ramos sends Forest message after January transfer
Sergio Ramos has taken to social media to send a simple message to Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Keylor Navas.
The Costa Rica international completed a loan move to the City Ground on the January deadline day. He has made seven appearances for the club since joining, becoming an instant hit with fans due to his performances.
Navas moved to Forest in search for game time after failing to make an appearance for Paris Saint-Germain in Ligue 1 this season, his only games coming in the French Cup. He has been behind Gianluigi Donarumma in the pecking order at the Parc De Princes.
Now Navas' former Real Madrid and PSG team-mates has sent him a message.
Yates explains Forest absence amid fitness update
Nottingham Forest midfielder Ryan Yates said that he will be back to full fitness ‘soon’ after missing a number of games for medical reasons.
The 25-year-old was absent from the Forest squad for six games in all competitions through illness. He is now slowly building up his return to first team action. The midfielder made his first start in almost two months in the 2-1 defeat to Newcastle before the international break.
He played 58 minutes of the game after returning as a second half substitute against Everton and Tottenham. He has also featured for the U21s earlier this month as he aimed to return to action and build up his fitness.
Explained: Why Forest transfer includes surprising clause
Nottingham Forest's decision to leave Lewis O'Brien off their Premier League squad list for the season half of the season and subsequently loan him out caused consternation among supporters.
Even more surprising and confusing for Reds fans was the inclusion of an option-to-buy clause in the short-term transfer. But there is an explanation behind that particular detail.
The midfielder this week joined DC United, managed by former Manchester United and Everton striker Wayne Rooney, on a loan deal that ends on 16 July. It means O'Brien will only be at the Washington club for half of the Major League Soccer campaign so that he can return in time for pre-season with Forest.
Forest man ‘scouted’ by Rangers as transfer target identified
Rangers are reportedly showing an interest in Nottingham Forest defender Jonathan Panzo ahead of the summer transfer window.
The 22-year-old is currently on loan with Championship side Coventry City, where he has impressed with his performances. After missing six league games with a bruised knee, he returned to the squad for the last two but had been an unused substitute in both.
He has played a total of 28 times for the Sky Blues this season. It seems that his performances have not gone unnoticed, with clubs starting to show an interest ahead of the summer transfer window.
Forest star told move 'unlikely' after transfer collapse
Anderlecht are 'unlikely' to make another approach for Nottingham Forest left-back Harry Toffolo in the summer.
The 27-year-old was set to join the Belgian side on loan in January until the end of the season, before the move collapsed on deadline day. Toffolo had found regular game time difficult to come by at the City Ground.
Forest are said to have called the deal off at the last minute, with Anderlecht reported to have filed a complaint to FIFA as a reult. A report from Belgian outlet Voetbal Nieuws now claims "it is to be hoped that a solution" for Toffolo will come in the summer.
