Championship

BEN, 18, KEEN TO STAY IN FOREST PLANS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
8 April 2018

By Charlie Peat
CHAMPIONSHIP

HUNGRY: Ben Brereton

EVERY Nottingham Forest player is fighting for their future at the club, according to striker Ben Brereton.
Forest appear safe from relegation in the Championship, but the teenage striker reckons there is a huge motivation within the ranks.
Boss Aitor Karanka has issued a rallying cry to his charges, calling on them to play for their places at the City Ground, something Brereton is keen to achieve.
“As a team, we just want to get as many points as we can,” said the 18-year-old.
“The gaffer has told us to work hard and to...

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