News about Jonjo Shelvey

Nottingham Forest has been fined four points for breaching the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability laws. They were charged back in January and have now learned their fate as they descend into the relegation zone below Luton Town. The club returned to the Premier League in 2022 and has invested heavily over the past two years as they try to re-establish themselves in the top flight after more than two decades away.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: According to Premier League rules, clubs can lose no more than £105 million over a three-year period. Since returning to the top-flight in 2022, the Midlands club has embarked on an unprecedented spending spree that may have pushed them back to bite them. 43 players have been brought in at only three transfer windows at a cost of around £300 million. Let's take a look at the ten worst players and those that have been unable to get right.

Nottingham Forest reportedly ended Jonjo Shelvey's deal, despite their earlier claim that the midfielder had been released on loan. The club announced in a post from September: "Jonjo Shelvey has completed a season-long loan move to Turkish Super Lig side Caykur Rizespor." However, the Guardian has reported that the post had been withdrawn by the club last month and that Shelvey's transfer was not a permanent one.

On Sunday afternoon, Jonjo Shelvey scored his first goal for Turkish club Caykur Rizespor, and it was certainly one he'll recall. In the fifth minute of the game, the former Liverpool midfielder scored from within his own half to put Caykur Rizespor up against Istanbulspor. Shelvey received the ball from his Mithat Pala within his own half, took a touch and realized that Istanbulspor goalkeeper David Raagaard Jensen was off his line.

Nottingham Forest has confirmed the departure of Jonjo Shelvey, who will join Turkish Super Lig club Rizespor on a season-long loan contract, has been announced today. According to reports, the former Newcastle and Liverpool central midfield player was about to join the Turkish outfit on Wednesday. Forest Forest's spokesperson released a statement this morning confirming that he had 'completed a season-long loan move,' before stating, 'We wish Jonjo the best for the remainder of the season.'

Jonjo Shelvey's time with Nottingham Forest could be coming to an end, according to reports that the central midfield player is close to joining Turkish club Rizespor.' According to the Telegraph, the 31-year-old is set to fly out to join the Super Lig club on loan for the remainder of the season.' That would put a halt to his time at Newcastle, with Shelvey, who arrived earlier this January from Newcastle, finally agreeing a contract that will keep him at the City Ground until 2025.

Since a woman's visit to Jonjo Shelvey's house went viral after she said he put on highlights from his career for her to watch, football fans have been left hysterical. Shelvey, a Nottingham Forest player, was kicked out of his house with colleagues Chris Wood and Jesse Lingard. The woman, who was also present at the gathering, was recalled of what transpired via a post on her dating profile, and has since gone viral.

Since she claimed she was filmed for her to watch, a woman's visit to Jonjo Shelvey's house has gone viral online. The 31-year-old Premier League footballer, who plays for Nottingham Forest, was enjoying a night out with teammate Chris Wood. The pair, as well as Forest teammate Jesse Lingard, will eventually die at Shelvey's home, but the gathering has since gone viral due to the woman who was also there via a message on a dating app website.

Shelvey, who has been knocked out of Wednesday's victory over Brighton as a result of his tantrum that he was excluded from the previous match at Liverpool. Cooper says the incident has been blown out of proportion and their friendship is fine ahead of the critical run-in. Asked whether he was left out against Brighton as a result of his conduct prior to the Anfield trip, Cooper said, "To be fair, it was a knock.' We sometimes things aren't quite what they are, and we have to accept that. 'Everyone is doing well, and we're looking forward.' He is very popular in the dressing room, and we want everybody in the situation we find ourselves in, considering the injuries we are getting.

Shelvey was dropped from the match day squad to face his old club Liverpool on Wednesday, and the reason has yet to be revealed. The midfielder is said to have been enraged at being left on the bench at Anfield after Cooper said his preparations were insufficient to warrant a starting position. According to reports, the two were involved in a tense discussion, with Shelvey eventually being left out the squad and sent home for the game.

After Eddie Howe's side beat Nottingham Forest with a last-minute Alexander Isak penalty, Jonjo Shelvey blasted Newcastle's conduct. The Forest midfielder spent five years with the Tyneside club before joining his new side in January this year. During Friday night's 2-1 loss at the City Ground, but his newfound allegiance was evident in his assessment of his former teammates' decorum on the field.

Fans of the famous noughties pop group have been delighted with S Club 7's reunion for their 25th anniversary. The band's leadership had the initiative to form S Club Juniors, a younger group that would assist them at a Wembley Arena performance. S Club 8, which later became S Club Search, was established in 2001 from the reality show S Club Search, with thousands of hopefuls auditing.

In order to get off his career, Jonjo Shelvey begged Eddie Howe to let him leave Newcastle in the January transfer window. On the day last week, the 30-year-old signed for Nottingham Forest on a two-and-a-half year contract, capping a seven-year stint at St James' Park. Shelvey's young family were reduced to tears at the prospect of moving away, but he maintained that it was necessary for his future.

The Premier League returns from a two-week break for the FA Cup, and there is a lot on the line as we begin the season. Arsenal will continue their title hunt as Manchester City looks to track them down, while Manchester United, Newcastle United, and Tottenham will battle it out for the last two spots in the top four leagues. Liverpool and Chelsea are set to begin turning their miserable fortunes around to give them any chance of winning a place in Europe next season.

CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: So, Manchester United will meet Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley Stadium three weeks on Sunday, as if there was ever in a serious doubt last night. A good final between two clubs for whom winning this trophy will mean a lot. Newcastle fans don't need to remind that their club hasn't won a major domestic title in 68 years. The drought is only six years for Manchester United, but it still feels far too long for a club of this size. A trophy isn't only long overdue for United, but it's also vital in terms of proving Erik ten Hag's work since he took over at Old Trafford in the summer.

And breathe. The January transfer window is over, and managers now know exactly what they're doing for the remainder of the season. The mid-season window can be a little anti-climatic, with clubs choosing to stick with what they've got rather than risking any disruptions to their squad for the second half of the season. This wasn't the case this time, with Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, and Tottenham all doing major business on deadline day. But did they spend their money wisely?Which sides look well-placed to finish the campaign strongly, and who has left themselves short? Sportsmail has taken a look at the operations of all 20 Premier League clubs and rated them from A-F on how they did in January.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Nottingham Forest has completed the signing of Keylor Navas from Paris St Germain. The goalkeeper, who competed in the Champions League three times with Real Madrid, is on loan and will play with Dean Henderson, who is currently out injured. Forest have already signed midfielder Jonjo Shelvey from Newcastle and haven't given up on signing Angelo Gabriel, but time is running out on to guarantee the capture of the 18-year-old winger.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Jonjo Shelvey has completed his transfer from Newcastle to Nottingham Forest and signed a two-and-a-half-year deal with the Premier League flops. During his Carabao Cup match with Southampton on Tuesday, the England international said his goodbyes to the Magpies before finalizing his deal with Forest. I talked to (Newcastle boss) Eddie Howe and he had such positive words to say about Steve Cooper,' shelvey said. I knew him from my time at Liverpool, so I knew what a fantastic coach he was, but meeting him for the first time was a breath of fresh air.

In recent days, the Premier League had been trying to find an understanding to improve their defense, and they now have the 33-year-old's arrival. Felipe was seen arriving on Tuesday morning to complete a medical exam at Forest's training ground.

Nottingham Forest is attempting to revive an understanding for Brazilian winger Angelo Gabriel, but it is uncertain if they will do so before the window closes. Throughout the window, the 18-year-old, a Santos player, has been a target for Forest, though the move seems to have come to an end over the weekend. Forest haven't lost hope on this one, according to Sportsmail, but getting it over the line with the clock ticking would be impossible.

Forest has agreed a £2 million contract with Atletico Madrid center-back Felipe. In recent days, the Premier League has been trying to find an understanding to raise their defense, and has now achieved a breakthrough in talks. Felipe was pictured arriving on Tuesday morning to complete a medical.

CRAIG HOPE: Nottingham Forest's Jonjo Shelvey is about to be out of contract when the two clubs reached an agreement about a transfer for the midfielder. Following Chris Wood's loan signing earlier this month, Steve Cooper's side is keen to make the former England international their second addition from Newcastle. After undergoing a medical examination later today, Shelvey will sign a two-and-a-half year contract at the City Ground.

Forest is hoping to bring Felipe from Atletico Madrid and have inquired about Besiktas defender Romain Saiss. Felipe, the former Porto centre-back, joined Atletico Madrid in 2019, making 85 appearances for the LaLiga team. However, there had been rumors of his departure from Madrid, with Wolverhampton Wanderers keen to explore the possibility of nabbing the Brazilian.

Jonjo Shelvey will have a medical at Nottingham Forest on Monday, ahead of joining the club on a two-and-a-half-year contract. Forest have scouted for the former Liverpool player after losing them in midfield due to the absence of Ryan Yates and Cheikhou Kouyate. Boss Steve Cooper wanted to bring Premier League experience to his team's struggle against relegation, but Shelvey, 30, fits the bill, as shown by.