Nottingham Forest have loaned out Jason Cummings to Peterborough United for the season, but he could return to Aitor Karanka’s squad.
Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony has suggested that it’s a possibility that Jason Cummings could be sent back to Nottingham Forest in January.
Cummings made a blistering start at Posh after joining from Forest, but his form has badly slowed down.
The Scottish striker has failed to score in any of his last 14 games, and has fallen out of favour.
The Forest front man is now behind Ivan Toney and Matt Godden in the selection order at the Abax Stadium.
And MacAnthony has suggested that a return to the City Ground could now be a possibility, if Posh boss Steve Evans decides that he wants to look at other options in January.
If Cummings did return to Forest it seems doubtful that he would break into their starting line-up.
Lewis Grabban has been in brilliant form for Aitor Karanka’s side of late, and currently sits at the top of the Championship’s top goalscoring charts.
Cummings could be in action for Peterborough later this evening, when they take on Exeter City in the Checkatrade Trophy.
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