Nottingham Forest 'to consider' Jorgen Strand Larsen as Wolves fans hope for bidding war | OneFootball

John Percy reports that Nottingham Forest have placed Jorgen Strand Larsen on a list of potential forward targets as they consider cover for injured Chris Wood. The development has Wolves supporters fixated on one prospect, a bidding war.

Larsen has underperformed this season for Wolves and was benched in the last two games. Jamie Carragher has said he feels a January exit will happen.

Despite his form, the Norwegian remains in demand. West Ham, Crystal Palace and Everton have been linked, along with interest elsewhere in Europe.

Wolves kept him in the summer despite offers around £55 million from Newcastle, a decision viewed as a major win at the time. Some supporters now wonder whether accepting would have been wiser.

Wolves have also been linked with reinforcements, with Sam Surridge among the names and a £5 million deal for another striker mentioned. With the window open, developments could follow in the coming weeks.

Fan reaction to Forest’s move focused on a potential bidding war, with social media posts floating figures around £40 million and joking about rival suitors. There was frustration too, after he appeared to be booed by home fans against Manchester United.

Source: Molineux.news