Matt Derbyshire has been told by Nottingham Forest that he needs to find another club, according to reports.
The Forest striker's future lies away from the City Ground after manager, Alex McLeish, told him he'll have to make way for new signings.
Oldham Athletic could be one of the sides who look to take the former Blackburn Rovers player away from the club.
The League One side, which knocked Forest in out of the FA Cup on Saturday, are the favourites to sign him and their chances will be boosted by the revenue gained from progressing to a fourth round cup clash with Liverpool.
Derbyshire made 18 appearances for the Latics before ending his loan spell earlier this month and the player has set his sights on a return to Boundary Park.
Rumours are circulating that Nottingham Forest are close to signing Billy Sharp on a permanent basis.
The Reds striker, who is currently on a season long loan from Southampton, has allegedly been in talks with Forest over making his stay on Trent side permanent.
Sharp has been in prolific scoring form at the City Ground this season and he previously suggested he would be happy to complete a move to the club.
The former Doncaster forward has scored 10 times for Forest this season making him the club's top scorer.
Sources in Yorkshire understand Championship rivals Leeds are upping their interest and preparing a bid, believed to be £800,000, for Forest striker Dexter Blackstock, who is out of contract in the summer.
The Forest striker's future lies away from the City Ground after manager, Alex McLeish, told him he'll have to make way for new signings.
Oldham Athletic could be one of the sides who look to take the former Blackburn Rovers player away from the club.
The League One side, which knocked Forest in out of the FA Cup on Saturday, are the favourites to sign him and their chances will be boosted by the revenue gained from progressing to a fourth round cup clash with Liverpool.
Derbyshire made 18 appearances for the Latics before ending his loan spell earlier this month and the player has set his sights on a return to Boundary Park.
Rumours are circulating that Nottingham Forest are close to signing Billy Sharp on a permanent basis.
The Reds striker, who is currently on a season long loan from Southampton, has allegedly been in talks with Forest over making his stay on Trent side permanent.
Sharp has been in prolific scoring form at the City Ground this season and he previously suggested he would be happy to complete a move to the club.
The former Doncaster forward has scored 10 times for Forest this season making him the club's top scorer.
Sources in Yorkshire understand Championship rivals Leeds are upping their interest and preparing a bid, believed to be £800,000, for Forest striker Dexter Blackstock, who is out of contract in the summer.
