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USMNT Star Yunus Musah Is Being Tracked By Nottingham Forest

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USMNT and Milan star Yunus Musah is being tracked by Premier League surprise package Nottingham Forest. 

Musah has come under fire in recent weeks after a series of poor performances for the Rossoneri. The USA international’s biggest blow came in the recent 2-2 draw with Fiorentina.

With just 23 minutes on the clock, Musah was hooked off by head coach Sergio Conceicao. The 22-year-old made a series of errors and went straight down the tunnel at the San Siro.

Musah was visibly upset and had to be consoled by team-mates Strahinja Pavlovic and Alessandro Florenzi in the changing room. They encouraged the young midfielder to return to the bench who went on to hug Conceicao.

As encouraging as that was, much has been made of Musah’s future and he looks certain to leave Milan this summer. The club are expected to bin off up to six players to generate funds which will include the US man.

Will Yunus Musah Move From Milan To Nottingham Forest?

It’s no secret that USMNT star Yunus Musah has struggled both on and off the pitch for Milan this season. With the Rossoneri looking to oversee an exodus of players, Musah will almost certainly be looking for a new challenge.

There will be plenty of interest in the 22-year-old who is still widely tipped for a bright soccer future. His next destination could be at Premier League high-flyers Nottingham Forest.

The English side looks like they’ll be playing UEFA Champions League football next season. Something of which Musah will be keen to be part of.

According to Sport Witness, Forest want to add Musah to their ranks and are preparing a €30million ($33.4million) bid. However, there are league rivals who are also monitoring Musah’s situation.

Newcastle and Tottenham are also keeping track of Musah. It remains to be seen where Musah’s preferred destination is but it’s apparent he and Milan won’t be short of suitors.

Ben Horlock

Ben Horlock is a sports news and features writer who holds a degree in sports journalism (BA Hons) from Southampton Solent University. Ben has been published across a wide variety of news outlets and websites including HITC, 90min, GiveMeSport, Betfair and Zoo Magazine. As well, Ben has worked in social media for four years in the sports gambling industry. For his sins, Ben is a QPR fan and is a keen follower of all the major European football leagues.