PSV manager Peter Bosz has admitted that Nottingham Forest target Ibrahim Sangaré could still leave the Dutch side this summer.
The coach today held a press conference ahead of the Champions League clash against Sturm Graz, and when quizzed about the 25-year-old, made it clear he may lose the player soon.
“That he can still leave, it’s true. We all know that. I think he is playing well. He is not distracted by what might be going on,” said Bosz (via Voetbal Primeur).
“No, I have no influence on that. But I hope he is retained.”
Local reports have already said that the Tricky Trees submitted an offer for the midfielder, with the club willing to spend over €35m on the signing.
The journalists, however, have also been highlighting that Sangaré is still to give the green light to a potential move, and that’s an important part of the process, since it’s not guaranteed he’ll want the transfer to the City Ground.
PSV and Nottingham Forest played a friendly match on Sunday, with the Dutch side winning 1-0, but the encounter apparently wasn’t used for further discussions on Sangaré’s potential move.
