BREAKING NEWS :Nottingham Forest’s Late Change to player Transfer set transfer fee of £15 million which Outrages the….

Ramon Sosa’s pursuit by Nottingham Forest encounters a roadblock when talks stall over the terms of the transfer.

A major roadblock has been struck in Nottingham Forest’s attempt to expand their team in advance of the upcoming Premier League season. Ramon Sosa, a winger for Paraguay, is no longer being discussed in negotiations with Talleres. The Argentine team is upset over Forest’s last-minute attempt to change the original deal.

Even though they were up against fierce competition from other elite teams, Forest appeared to be making progress in obtaining Sosa’s services. A five-year deal, add-ons, and a set transfer fee of £12 million were apparently agreed upon verbally. But Talleres is enraged with Forest’s move to back out of the purported agreement by proposing other terms, which puts the contract in peril.

Talleres is keen that Forest adhere to the original terms of the deal, and the trade is unlikely to happen if the Premier League team does not. Nuno Espirito Santo, the manager of Forest, is keen to avoid another relegation battle, thus this revelation is a setback to his hopes to bolster his squad.

The 24-year-old Sosa has been causing quite a stir in Argentina and just proved his mettle on the international front by scoring a goal for Paraguay in the Copa America. Although Forest saw his signing as a major coup, the ongoing standoff has raised questions about whether the deal would actually get completed.

With the transfer window set to close on August 30, Forest still have time to revive negotiations and meet Talleres’ demands. However, the club’s failure to honor the initial agreement may have damaged their relationship with the Argentine club, making it challenging to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.