The Bulgarian stopper is pleased for his Forest team-mate.
Yesterday saw Nottingham Forest’s young striker Tyler Walker agree a loan move to Port Vale until the end of the season.
The 20-year-old joins after a spell on loan at Stevenage during the first part of the season and will be hoping to get back to goalscoring ways after a recent tough time.
Nottingham Forest’s Tyler Walker celebrates after he scores their first goal
One man who has full belief in the player is Nottingham Forest’s Bulgarian goalkeeper Dimitar Evtimov.
The 23-year-old, whose own loan deal at Portuguese club Olhanense was cut short earlier this month, had this message on twitter for Port Vale fans regarding the goalscoring ability of the Nottingham Forest striker:
Walker is undoubtedly a talent. The 20-year-old, who is the son of former England international defender Des Walker, has been a hot talent at Forest for some time but has not managed to make a long-term breakthrough into the first-team at the City Ground.
Nottingham Forest’s Dimitar Evtimov
On top of that, his loan spell at Stevenage was interrupted by injury problems after a promising start at the Lamex Stadium.
Forest fans will be hoping he can find his goalscoring boots and his fitness yet again as he remains a hit prospect for the future at the City Ground.
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