Nottingham Forest have set their sights on Juventus players Timothy Weah and Samuel Mbangula to strengthen their squad this summer, a source has told ESPN.
A source tells ESPN that the English club has already reached an agreement with Juventus for both players for a total of around €22 million, but the move won't be finalized until Forest agree to personal terms with the two young players.
The source adds that Nottingham are trying to get approval from United States international Weah, 25, and Belgium's Mbangula, 21, in order to reach an agreement on personal terms, including salary and length of contract.
In addition to the potential signing of Weah and Mbangula, the source adds that Forest are also pursuing a center forward in the summer window.
The two players are currently in the U.S. playing with Juventus at the Club World Cup. Igor Tudor's side faces Manchester City in its last group match and is already assured of a spot in the round of 16.
Weah's participation in the Club World Cup ruled him out of contention to feature for the U.S. at the Gold Cup this summer. The Americans beat Haiti 2-1 on Sunday night to win their group and set up a quarterfinal match against Costa Rica on Saturday in Minneapolis.
