Karim Ansarifard Has No Future at Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest’s season hasn’t quite gone to plan this term, with the Reds struggling to mount a play-off push and falling well short in recent weeks.

The change in manager a few months ago which saw Aitor Karanka replaced by Martin O’Neill has not worked out for Forest at all, and the former Ireland manager is already coming under some pressure from sections of the City Ground.

The club made a host of new signings over the summer and was expected to challenge for the top six, and one of the those players to join the club  in 2018 was Karim Ansarifard, who made the move to the Midlands following a spell with Olympiakos.

The Iranian might well fall foul of yet more change at the club, and unless Martin O’Neill has seen something he fancies during his spell with the Reds, then it could well be curtains for the striker come the summer months, footballleagueworld.co.uk reported.

There’s little doubt that the 29-year-old has talent in the bag, having played for his country during the last World Cup in Russia, but it could well be a case of just not working out for a player who has a proven goalscoring record at other clubs during his career.

It will certainly be interesting to see how this one pans out, but looking in at the moment from an outside point of view, there doesn’t seem to too much hope for Ansarifard and his future under Martin O’Neill.