Juventus winger Timothy Weah has reportedly rejected a move to Nottingham Forest, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.
The 25-year-old was strongly linked with the Premier League club, with talks having advanced. Several sources claimed the clubs had agreed on the terms of the transfer.
Forest are looking to strengthen their squad as they prepare to compete in the Europa Conference League next season.
However, it appears the deal will not go through. Weah has no interest in joining Forest and is not expected to change his mind.
Forest must move on from Weah
Weah is currently part of the Juventus squad playing at the Club World Cup. He has helped the Serie A club reach the round of 16.
The United States international enjoyed a decent season with Juventus in all competitions, recording six goals and three assists. He is keen to improve on those numbers.
The winger is expected to remain at the Allianz Stadium unless another offer is made that suits both the club and player.
Weah joined Juventus from Lille and has continued to develop. While Forest were hopeful of convincing him, they will have to look elsewhere for reinforcements.
The two-time European champions need players who are committed to the cause, and Weah clearly does not fit the bill.
