Does This Answer The Question About Forest Man’s Commitment & Future
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A short time ago this afternoon Nottingham Forest announced that often linked away attacker Joe Lolley had now penned a new long-term contract at the City Ground.
With growing speculation last month as the January transfer window came to a close, although Aston Villa were the main club linked at the close, they were far from the only one given the form that the 26-year-old has been in for us since his arrival from Huddersfield Town in January 2018, but today’s announcement of a new deal until 2023 should at least quell the speculation.
#NFFC are delighted to confirm that @JLolley23 has signed a new long-term contract with the club. https://t.co/OsCWe29rT7
— Nottingham Forest (@NFFC) February 7, 2019
With 41 starting appearances to his name, and ten substitute showings, the forward has contributed eleven goals in total so far, with eight of those coming this season.
🎥 Lolley on new deal
Joe Lolley speaks to iFollow Forest about signing a new contract with #NFFC.
Watch the full interview at https://t.co/TokYG0qVmr. pic.twitter.com/FDcSQdTLBJ
— Nottingham Forest (@NFFC) February 7, 2019
Speaking to the Official Site after penning the new and improved four and a half year contract, Lolley said it was an ‘easy decision’, epecially now Martin O’Neill has arrived at the club.
“I am delighted to be able to repay the faith the club has shown me over the past year and to be able to secure my long-term future here at the club. It is a place that I enjoy playing my football so it was an easy decision for me to be honest. Of course, the opportunity to work with the manager is a major factor in me committing my long-term future to the club. His experience and knowledge of the game is something that I think I can benefit from and that will hopefully improve me as a player.”