In the latest disclosure, the Daily Mail revealed that the English Premier League powerhouse Nottingham Forest is going all out to start a contract extension negotiation battle with the team's striker Chris Wood, in an attempt to avoid the key player from becoming a free agent after the expiration of his contract next summer. The heavy news has instantly become the focus of fan discussion and has also laid a key foundation for the team's future strategic layout.
Chris Wood, the Nottingham Forest goal machine, has consistently dominated the attention of the media and fans with his outstanding performances. He leads the club's payroll with a weekly salary of £100,000, which undoubtedly reflects the club's high recognition of him. But with his contract about to expire, Nottingham Forest are clearly reluctant to let go of this efficient goal scorer. It is reported that the club is not set in stone on the contract extension program, but flexible to adjust the contract details according to Wood's physical ability, status and actual performance.
It's worth noting that from January 1, 2025, Wood will be able to begin talks with overseas clubs, which will undoubtedly make contract extension negotiations even more intense. However, according to reliable sources, Wood himself is grateful for his time at Nottingham Forest and is confident that he will remain at the top of his game well into his thirties. This positive attitude has certainly added positive energy to the contract extension talks.
As of now, 33-year-old Chris Wood has made 16 appearances for Nottingham Forest this season, including 15 starts, contributing 10 goals. Such an outstanding performance has undoubtedly provided a solid guarantee for his contract extension negotiations. For Nottingham Forest, retaining Chris Wood will greatly enhance the team's stability and attacking power in future matches. Whether the two sides can reach a final agreement remains to be seen.
