Lewis Grabban was part of the Nottingham Forest’s memorable outing last season that led to the club’s return to the English Premier League after years of absence.

The English-born Jamaican played his best part, which also helped the level of morale in the team even though he was often seen to be less vocal. However, head coach Steve Cooper wants to continue with his 34-year-old captain.

For Nottingham Forest to make significant progress this season, key changes have to be completed, and that includes signings that would bolster the team.

The Athletic is reporting that Nottingham Forest could deal with Lewis Grabban to keep him at the club. His current contract with the club would run out on June 30.

Although he had staggering stats, he scored 14 goals and provided three assists in 31 appearances in 2021/2022.

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Forest manager Steve Cooper needs to keep his team in good shape ahead of the new Premier League season, and Lewis Grabban, the club captain, would be vital for the tough challenge.

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