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‘I can’t wait’: Liam Delap seals £45m Nottingham Forest move from Chelsea

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

Striker is Forest’s record signing after being frozen out
He scored two goals after joining Chelsea for £30m

Nottingham Forest have completed the signing of the Chelsea striker Liam Delap in a club-record £45m deal. The 23-year-old has a five-year contract at Forest, his third club in three seasons after he was told he was not part of Xabi Alonso’s plans.

Forest’s new manager, Oliver Glasner, made him a priority during the transfer window and Delap said: “I really can’t wait to get started. This is a massive club with a big history. I spoke to the manager and I like his way, I think he can be the one to really help me develop and make that next step and hopefully I can bring goals here.”

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