Ui-jo Hwang appears to be on his way out of Nottingham Forest yet again.
According to an exclusive report by Turkish journalist Yagiz Sabuncuoglu, the Reds have struck a deal with Alanyaspor for his move.
Now that Hwang has received approval from Nottingham Forest, he is supposed to be negotiating personal conditions with his probable future club.
The defender spent the first half of the season on loan at Norwich City, where he made 18 appearances.
Nottingham Forest has not utilized him since, and it appears that they would want to send him somewhere.
Sabuncuoglu did not specify if the arrangement with Alanyaspor is permanent or on loan.
Hwang is now rated at €3 million by Transfermarkt, thus Nottingham Forest should not expect to gain much money from his departure. If his departure is only temporary, his contract with the Tricky Trees will remain valid until 2025.
The player joined Nottingham Forest for €4 million from Bordeaux in 2022, however he was never utilized by the club, having previously had loan stints at Olympiacos and FC Seoul.
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