Premier League Bottom-Dwellers Nottingham Forest Aim for Improvement, Led by Chris Wood's Surge
After a dismal start to their Premier League campaign, Nottingham Forest has set their sights on improvement, buoyed by the signing of veteran striker Chris Wood.
Wood's Immediate Impact
Acquired from Newcastle United in January, Wood has quickly proven his worth, scoring three goals in his first five appearances for Forest. His experience and physical presence have added a much-needed dimension to the team's attack.
Team's Struggles
Despite Wood's contributions, Forest remains rooted at the bottom of the Premier League table. They have struggled to find consistency and have conceded a league-high 46 goals. However, manager Steve Cooper believes the team is turning a corner.
Cooper's Optimism
"We've had some tough moments, but I'm confident in the players we have and the work we're doing," said Cooper. "Chris has been a great addition, and his leadership and quality have made a real difference."
Rebuilding for the Future
Forest has also been active in the transfer market, bringing in several new faces to bolster their squad. The club's long-term goal is to establish themselves as a competitive force in the Premier League.
Hope on the Horizon
With Wood's goalscoring prowess and the arrival of new talent, Nottingham Forest fans can find some solace amidst the team's current struggles. The second half of the season will be crucial as they strive to avoid relegation and build a foundation for future success.