Transfers
Blackburn Rovers set to sign Emmanuel Dennis from Nottingham Forest
Sky Bet Championship club Blackburn Rovers have reached an agreement to sign Emmanuel Dennis from Nottingham Forest.
The Nigerian forward, who has not made a competitive appearance for Forest this season, was previously targeted by Toulouse and Werder Bremen.
However, Blackburn Rovers won the race for his signature.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the news on X, writing, “EXCL: Blackburn Rovers agree deal to sign Emmanuel Dennis from Nottingham Forest. Player now on his way for medical.”
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