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Sunday June 9, 2024 | 11:48
Peter Powell | EFE
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Chilean striker Ben Brereton, owned by Villarreal of the Spanish La Liga, is arousing interest in England to remain in the Premier League after his time at Sheffield United. Villarreal coach Marcelino Toral would not have him in his plans, so the management is looking for alternatives to loan him out, with Southampton and Nottingham Forest being two options that have emerged. Brereton’s former team, Nottingham Forest, would be willing to listen to offers for their Nigerian striker Taiwo Awoniyi, and if they sell him, the Chilean would be the first option to replace him, remembering that Brereton played for Forest from 2015 to 2018 before joining the Spanish club.
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The Chilean striker Ben Breretonwhose pass belongs to Villarreal of the Spanish League, added a new interest in England to remain in Premier League football.
After his semester on loan at Sheffield Unitedwhere he was the highlight of the team that finished bottom of the tournament, it is difficult for the La Roja team to return to the club that owns his pass.
The ‘Yellow Submarine’ technician, Marcelino Toralwould not have him considered in his plans and the leadership is looking for alternatives to loan him out.
He Southampton It didn’t take long for it to emerge as an option and, now, the Nottingham Forest.
According to Daily Mail, the former ‘Big Ben’ team will listen to offers for their Nigerian striker Taiwo Awoniyi and, if they manage to sell it, The first option to replace him will be the Chilean.
It should be remembered that Ben Brereton played for Nottingham from 2015 to 2018, after joining Forest’s youth teams until making his debut in the Championship (English second division).
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