Oliver Glasner blueprint clear as Nottingham Forest eye late moves after Anfield draw | OneFootball

Nottingham Forest’s 2-2 at Anfield, via Dan Ndoye and Morgan Gibbs-White, delivered a first point and, more importantly, a clear glimpse of Oliver Glasner’s blueprint after two early defeats. A platform at last.

Ndoye opened the scoring, Liverpool equalised, Gibbs-White’s penalty put Forest back ahead and the hosts levelled again. According to Fabrizio Romano, Forest have submitted a bid for goalkeeper Dean Henderson.

Glasner suggested up to three arrivals and three exits before Tuesday’s 11pm deadline. Right-back Daniel Munoz is on the cards for about £22 million, while Omari Hutchinson could join Milan on loan and Arnaud Kalimuendo is among possible departures.

Debutant Liam Delap made an instant impression, his quick throw starting the move for the penalty, and his power and runs offered a different focal point. He is still building sharpness.

Gibbs-White assisted Ndoye then scored from the spot, becoming the first Premier League player with multiple goals and assists as a visitor at both Anfield and Old Trafford, two and two at each. He has 20 goal involvements in 2026, joint-most with Erling Haaland.

James McAtee shone like the £30 million signing Forest expected. Ola Aina, Neco Williams, Xaver Schlager and Jair Cunha responded, and Ndoye looked more like his Switzerland self. The back three still needs work, yet Forest’s identity and resolve suggest a first win is close.

Source: Nottingham Post

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