New plans approved for Forest stadium expansion

New plans approved for Forest stadium expansion
Hugh Casswell - Nottingham political reporter
‘England is never a closed shop’ - Could James McAtee follow Elliot Anderson into the Three Lions squad after starting to justify £30m transfer fee at Nottingham Forest?
James McAtee has looked like a man reborn in 2026-27, having been handed a more prominent role at Nottingham Forest, and Reds legend Des Walker has told GOAL that the Manchester City academy graduate could follow former team-mate Elliot Anderson into the senior England squad. International success has previously been enjoyed as a European Championship-winning captain of the Three Lions’ U21 side.
PSG face major stadium crisis as ambitious 70,000-seat Parc des Princes expansion plan hits massive legal roadblock
Paris Saint-Germain are leaning towards staying at the Parc des Princes, but plans to expand the stadium to a 70,000 capacity face massive architectural and legal obstacles. A controversial proposal to destroy the arena's iconic roof has sparked major backlash and threats of a lengthy court battle.
‘Everton’s Steven Gerrard’ Harrison Armstrong delivered unique transfer quirk when seeing Toffees fans stop £40m Nottingham Forest move
Harrison Armstrong - who has been billed as ‘Everton’s Steven Gerrard’ - delivered a unique transfer quirk during the summer window of 2026, ex-Toffees star Alan Stubbs has admitted to GOAL. The 19-year-old midfielder appeared destined to leave the Hill Dickinson Stadium at one stage, as Nottingham Forest agreed a fee, but supporter backlash ensured that no deal went through.
‘With certain caveats’ - Why Man City & Co should be allowed to ‘spend what they want’ as FFP regulations prevent billionaire owners from splashing the cash
Manchester City remain wedged under the Financial Fair Play (FFP) microscope, but Danny Mills has told GOAL why - “with certain caveats” - billionaire owners in the Premier League should be allowed to “spend what they want”. The deepest of pockets can now be found in boardrooms across English football, so why are the super wealthy not able to splash the cash?
'Fans Will Switch Off!' - Oliver Glasner Warns Manchester City Saga Could Have Serious Consequences for Premier League
Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner has delivered a stark warning regarding the ongoing legal battle involving Manchester City, suggesting the Premier League's global reputation is at risk. The German coach believes that the integrity of the competition is under threat following the recent findings against the reigning champions.
Erling Haaland transfer talk & Elliot Anderson ‘guarantees’ - Man City legend Paul Dickov assesses the impact of 115-charge FFP case on Enzo Maresca’s squad
“Nobody knows” whether the likes of Erling Haaland will be giving thought to a transfer away from Manchester City, Paul Dickov has admitted to GOAL, while Elliot Anderson and Enzo Fernandez will have been given “guarantees”. The Premier League giants find themselves at the centre of a Financial Fair Play (FFP) storm that sees 115 charges hanging over the Etihad Stadium.
Haaland calls for unity after Man City guilty verdict as Maresca expresses 'trust' in club
Erling Haaland called on everybody at Manchester City to “stick together” in the striker's first public comments since the club was found guilty of large-scale financial rule-breaking in the Premier League.
Man City BLOCK Erling Haaland questions as club intervenes during interview over 114 Premier League charges
Manchester City have reportedly stepped in to prevent Erling Haaland from answering questions regarding the club's ongoing legal battle with the Premier League over 114 financial charges. The Norwegian striker was scheduled for a media appearance ahead of a crucial showdown with Liverpool, but certain topics were strictly off-limits.
Sir Alex Ferguson makes emotional admission over 'death' and fears he will not see new Manchester United stadium
Manchester United icon Sir Alex Ferguson has opened up on his mortality, admitting that he occasionally thinks about death while expressing concerns that he may not live to see the club's new stadium. The legendary Scotsman, now 84, reflected on his health struggles and the future of the Red Devils in a deeply personal account of his life and career.
Erling Haaland Sends Rallying Cry! Manchester City Star Calls for Unity as Club Battles Premier League Verdict
Erling Haaland has issued a defiant rallying cry to Manchester City supporters, urging the fan base to remain united following the club’s recent guilty verdict for financial breaches. The Norwegian striker insisted that the squad remains focused on the pitch as they prepare for a high-stakes trip to Anfield to face Liverpool.
Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti 'optimistic' College Football Playoff will expand from 12 to 24
ROSEMONT, Ill. (AP) — Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti said Thursday he's “optimistic” the College Football Playoff will expand to 24 teams during ESPN's exclusive negotiating window.
Man City titles 'absolutely NOT' tainted! Enzo Maresca hits back at critics and makes bold appeal prediction
Manchester City head coach Enzo Maresca has launched a fierce defense of the club’s legacy following the bombshell news of their Premier League guilty verdict. Despite the threat of expulsion looming over the Etihad, the Italian insists that the silverware won during his time at the club remains untarnished by off-field controversies.
Enzo Maresca breaks his silence! Manchester City boss calls for focus and positivity as players return amid 115-charge legal battle
Manchester City head coach Enzo Maresca has officially broken his silence following the bombshell news of the club's guilty verdict regarding their long-running legal dispute with the Premier League. As the international break concluded, the Italian tactician held his first collective meeting with the squad to address the fallout from the 115 charges.
'Own it!' - Gary Lineker urges Manchester City to accept punishment as club faces prospect of stripped titles
Manchester City are facing the very real prospect of being stripped of their Premier League titles following a landmark guilty verdict of financial breaches. Former England striker Gary Lineker has delivered a stark warning to the Etihad hierarchy, urging them to accept their fate rather than continuing a legal battle that is damaging the image of the English game.
Anfield cauldron awaits Man City players on Premier League return after verdict in financial scandal
Erling Haaland and Manchester City's other star players have watched from a distance as the club dealt with the fallout from being found guilty of large-scale financial wrongdoing in the biggest scandal in Premier League history.
Trail Blazers owner says he intends to bring a championship to Portland
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — New Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon told season ticket holders that he intends to bring a championship to Portland.
Man Utd, Arsenal, and Liverpool learned of Man City guilty verdict WEEKS before official announcement as compensation claims loom
The fallout from Manchester City’s landmark financial fair play case continues to send shockwaves through English football after sensational claims emerged regarding the timing of the verdict. It has been reported that a select group of the club's biggest rivals were granted a massive head start on the news that the Etihad giants had been found guilty of over 100 breaches.
Committed till 2030! Thrilled Arteta lifts lid on lucrative new Gunners mega-deal
Mikel Arteta has expressed his delight after signing a lucrative contract extension that will keep him at Arsenal until 2030. Speaking to the media for the first time since putting pen to paper, the Spaniard revealed the excitement surrounding the negotiations.
Revealed: How Man City could still play in the Champions League even if they are relegated from the Premier League
Manchester City could sensationally retain their Champions League status next season even if the Premier League hits them with severe punishments like relegation. Senior football figures are increasingly concerned that the club might exploit a UEFA licensing loophole to continue playing European football.
Manager Maresca says he has complete trust in Man City despite bombshell verdict
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Manager Enzo Maresca defended Manchester City's ownership on Friday following the club being found guilty of financial wrongdoing in the biggest scandal in Premier League history.




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