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Nottingham Forest announces signing of Liam Delap from Chelsea

Nottingham Forest has confirmed the signing of striker Liam Delap in what is considered the most expensive transfer in its history.

27 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Nottingham Forest has announced the signing of Liam Delap, a 23-year-old striker who was previously at Chelsea. The confirmation was made officially by both clubs in the English football league, marking a significant moment for the club.

The transfer is regarded as the most expensive in Nottingham Forest's history, with English media citing an investment of over €50 million, specifically €52.5 million.

Liam Delap arrives at Nottingham Forest following his time at Chelsea, where he had several standout performances. His previous contributions at Chelsea were well-regarded, enhancing his market value.

The transfer reflects Nottingham Forest's interest in strengthening their squad for the upcoming season, as the team seeks to improve its performance in the league.

Both clubs, in confirming the deal, emphasized the importance of this transfer for Nottingham Forest, which demonstrates a clear ambition in their signings. Such acquisitions could influence the team's dynamics in the league.

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