Aston Villa midfielder Mile Jedinak would be a smart singing for Nottingham Forest in the summer transfer window.
With Aston Villa failing to win promotion to the Premier League and facing an uncertain future, as reported by BBC Sport, Nottingham Forest should take advantage of their Championship rivals’ situation and a move for Mile Jedinak in the summer transfer window..
Jedinak is 33 years of age and is hugely experienced, and given Villa’s (reported) issues, the Australia international would be a feasible signing for a Forest team aiming to win promotion from the Championship next season.
The former Crystal Palace, who cost the Villans £4 million in transfer fees when they signed him in the summer of 2016 according to The Daily Mail, is a very capable defensive midfielder who would add bite and experience to the Forest team in their quest for a playoff spot next season.
Liam Bridcutt is a very capable defensive midfielder, but the former Leeds star could do with another player like him in the team, especially as it has yet to be decided whether or not Newcastle United-owned Jack Colback would be at Forest next season.
Jedinak’s importance in the current Villa team cannot be understated, as it is the midfielder’s calm influence and reading of the game in the middle of the park that allows the likes of Jack Grealish to play their natural game further forward.
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