Nottingham Forest eyes Lucas Bergvall amid Spurs refusal to sell
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 4, 2026, 5:50 PM
Last updated Jul 4, 2026
Nottingham Forest targets Lucas Bergvall as they seek a midfielder to replace Elliot Anderson, who recently transferred to Manchester City for £116 million. Bergvall, currently with Tottenham Hotspur, desires more playing time, especially after Sweden's World Cup exit. However, Spurs have reportedly stated he is not for sale, complicating Forest's pursuit. Other options being considered by Forest include Davide Frattesi and Arne Engels, but Bergvall remains a prime candidate due to his potential.
- •Elliot Anderson transferred to Manchester City for £116 million.
- •Lucas Bergvall seeks more starts but Spurs are unwilling to sell.
- •Forest also considering Davide Frattesi and Arne Engels.
- •Bergvall has expressed a desire for continuous matches.
- •His future remains uncertain amidst competing interests from top clubs.
- 5:50 PMYahoo Sports — Forest Target Sets Out Desires For Next Move Amid Spurs Uncertainty
"Lucas Bergvall Future Holds Key to Nottingham Forest Midfield RebuildNottingham Forest’s summer has, in one regard, become beautifully simple. Replace the authority, drive and range of Elliot Anders...
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