Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner has issued a clear message on transfers as his side wind down their 12-day training camp in Portugal, insisting the club will only add players who "make sense and strengthen the squad" this summer, according to BBC News' Charlie Slater.
The Austrian, speaking to BBC East Midlands, made it plain there's no room for panic buys or squad bloat purely for the sake of activity. Any incomings must genuinely improve what Forest already have, a stance that reflects careful planning rather than reactive spending as the new season approaches.
Beyond the transfer market, Glasner also touched on the mentality he's instilling at the City Ground, referencing work ethic within the squad and taking aim at what he sees as "too much moaning" - suggesting he wants a tougher, more resilient dressing-room culture heading into the campaign.
While specific transfer targets weren't named, Glasner's comments signal a measured approach to squad building, with Forest reportedly prioritising quality and fit over volume in what remains of this summer's window.