Nottingham Forest man responds to transfer deadline

Nottingham Forest striker Hwang Ui-jo has expressed his excitement to be joining his new team-mates at Norwich City after completing a late loan move to Carrow Road.

The 31-year-old joined the Red Devils from French club Bordeaux last summer but is yet to play for the club. His last arrival was as an unused substitute in the Premier League clash with Sheffield United and Manchester United and the Carabao Cup clash with Burnley.

Hwang spent last season on loan from Forest, joining Olympiacos for the first half of the season and FC Seoul for the second half. It was confirmed at the end of the Expiration Date that the player would once again be spending time away from the City Ground. After completing the transfer, the striker expressed his excitement to be with his new teammates.

“After the international break, I’ll be joining the team. I can’t wait to meet my teammates, coach and staff. I can’t wait to see everything,” he said on the club’s YouTube channel. set.

“English football is very tough. I will be ready for every game because every player has quality and I have to work harder every day. I need to share my experience. I will do my best so that the young players can see me. I want to be a good example.

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A wave of optimism swept the green half of Second City following the club’s long-awaited takeover and subsequent display of ambition in the transfer market. The Blues enjoy a summer of spending under new owners, reuniting no less than 12 players. Their enthusiasm is certainly justified when they are in the top six of the second division and hope to turn the tables after many lackluster seasons at the bottom of the table.

There were also important departures from St. Andrew’s this summer, including Tahith Chong, Troy Deeney, George Friend and Maxime Colin, with Birmingham’s strategy this summer focusing primarily on attracting young players.

Tyler Roberts has arrived from Leeds United and is regularly joined by Krystian Bielik, Ethan Laird, Koji Miyoshi, Siriki Dembele, Dion Sanderson, Keshi Anderson and Lee Buchanan.

They also added Jay Stansfield, Emanuel Aiwu, Oliver Burke and Cody Drameh on loan.

Under new ownership, the Blues have certainly shown ambition and the first signs of a potential start to an exciting new dawn have begun to sprout under Eustace.

When the opportunity closes, it is likely that Birmingham will close its business until January. However, they can still sign with free agents in the meantime.

Here we take a look at six players they could still target between now and January who are still available on a free transfer.

Tuanzebe would be a wise addition to Eustach’s team, adding speed to a group of rather unsportsmanlike and sluggish central defensive picks with greater recovery speed and mobility. He can impose himself in the game physically as well as technically thanks to his easy grip.

The 25-year-old spent most of his most recent season with Stoke City, where he made just five appearances after joining in January, but at his best he could be a manager. , agile and maneuverable. Returning as a free agent after leaving Greek side Aris, Gray is said to be on the radar of many Championship teams, according to Football Insider.

Birmingham have added Stansfield at the back of the window but could add more depth to the attack and the signing of Gray as a team player will not be affected.

The 32-year-old has scored eight goals in 32 games in Greece, but at the same time,