Nigerian international striker Taiwo Awoniyi has bidden farewell to Nottingham Forest supporters and teammates following a pre-season victory over Brest at the City Ground.
Awoniyi received a guard of honour from his teammates upon exiting the pitch, with manager Olivier Glasner confirming that the forward is nearing a permanent move to newly promoted Coventry City.
Coventry City has reportedly reached an agreement with Nottingham Forest for a deal valued at approximately £17 million. Awoniyi, who joined Forest from Union Berlin, registered key goal contributions late last season to help maintain the club's top-flight status.
However, following competition for starting spots alongside Chris Wood and Igor Jesus, the 29-year-old striker completed his medical examination at the CBS Arena in pursuit of regular first-team minutes.
"Taiwo received the guard of honour because it appears he will be departing. You can observe the strong bond between the players and the fans." — Olivier Glasner, Nottingham Forest Manager
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