Jonjo Shelvey has left Nottingham Forest.
Only eight months after departing from Newcastle United, the midfielder moving to Turkey.
Forest revealing (see below) Jonjo Shelvey has agreed a season-long loan with Çaykur ROfficial Nottingham Forest announcement for September 14, 202:
Jonjo Shelvey has completed a one-season loan to aykur Rizespor of the Turkish Super Lig.
Since moving to Forest from Newcastle United in January, the midfielder has made eight appearances for the team.
The 31-year-old is now on loan at Rizespor in Turkey, which is currently ranked fifth in the Turkish Super Lig after last season’s promotion from the second tier.
For the remaining stages of the campaign, we wish Jonjo the best.
The Mag reported earlier today (September 14, 2023):
Moving on Jonjo Shelvey and Chris Wood in January was a wise move made by Newcastle United.izespor.
Clearly neither team is a good fit for Eddie Howe’s Newcastle United/team of the future.
Not only did they get two of the club’s highest-earning players, but they also received a significant transfer fee from Nottingham Forest.
What an inspired decision, especially as Newcastle United look to sign Jonjo Shelvey.
Jonjo Shelvey was in poor form for Forest last season, appearing in 8 matches, resulting in 6 defeats and 2 draws.
Following this shock form, Jonjo Shelvey fell out with manager Steve Cooper and was not named in the squad for any of Forest’s final seven Premier League matches last season and was similarly left out. in the first two games of this season.
Jonjo Shelvey is in desperate need of a way out.
Now, Jonjo Shelvey is reportedly close to signing Turkish club Rizespor, according to The Telegraph’s John Percy, who is typically highly trustworthy.
The 25-man Forest Premier League squad that was announced today did not include the former Newcastle United midfielder.
The Telegraph employee saying:
‘Jonjo Shelvey is about to leave for a season-long loan to a Super Lig club, ending his seven-month stint with Forest.
The 31-year-old did have offers to stay in England, with Burnley, Sheffield United and Leeds all registering interest last month, but the midfielder is opting for a fresh start in the ambitious Turkish League.’
