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Padraig Whelan·17 February 2023
Nottingham Forest make Chris Wood's move permanent
Nottingham Forest make Chris Wood's move permanent | OneFootball
Chris Wood’s move from Newcastle to Nottingham Forest has been made permanent after clauses in his loan contract were activated.
That is according to a report from The Athletic, which states that three appearances were all that was required for Forest to be obligated to sign the striker on a long-term basis.
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As a result, they will now pay £15m for Wood, who has yet to score but has been a regular in the side under Steve Cooper since his move.
It brings a definitive end to his 12-month spell at Newcastle, having made 39 appearances and scored five goals.
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