Savona agrees to personal terms with Atalanta amid Nottingham Forest talks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 1:10 PM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Nicolò Savona has reportedly agreed to personal terms with Atalanta, allowing the club to start negotiations with Nottingham Forest. The 23-year-old defender only joined Forest last year but is eager to return to Serie A following a knee injury that limited his appearances. The transfer might involve a loan with an option to buy, with total costs estimated at €14-15 million, some of which will benefit Juventus. Further discussions between Atalanta and Forest are expected regarding the transfer fee.
- •Savona previously moved to Nottingham Forest for €13 million plus add-ons.
- •He contributed two goals and two assists in 20 competitive matches.
- •The proposed transfer may be structured as a loan with an obligation to buy.
- •10% of the transfer fee is set to go to Juventus.
- •Fulham is reportedly interested in Raoul Bellanova, potentially affecting Atalanta's plans.
- 1:10 PMYahoo Sports — Report Savona has Atalanta agreement, now for Nottingham Forest talks
"Atalanta have agreed personal terms with Nicolò Savona, according to Sportitalia, and can now begin negotiations in earnest with Nottingham Forest.The 23-year-old only made the move to the Premier Le...
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