News about Renan Lodi

According to reports, Al-Hilal have barred Brazilian superstar Neymar from their squad for the remainder of the season. Neymar joined Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema in the Saudi Pro League last summer, and he was Al-Hilal's marquee signing when he joined for £78 million. However, he made just five appearances for the club before suffering a serious knee injury in international service with Brazil, which is likely to keep him out for the remainder of the season.

SIMON JONES: Brentford and Tottenham Left-back Sergio Reguilon are discussing a transfer for Tottenham Neighbor Sergio Reguilon. After his loan with Manchester United was cut short earlier this month, manager Thomas Frank has been considering a number of options and Reguilon, 27, is available. During the summer transfer window, the Spaniard was first signed as the back-up for hurt left-back Luke Shaw.

As Thomas Frank's back line is solidified in the January transfer window, Brentford has inquired about Marseille's Brazilian left back Renan Lodi. The Bees have been in a tumultuous run of form since the start of December, with the most recent match being 1-1 with Wolves. As a result, the west London outfit is in danger of being drawn into the relegation fight and is hanging precariously close to the bottom three on 19 points in 16th.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Ola Aina will be Nottingham Forest's first signing of the summer after a medical in Spain on Friday. After his Chelsea youngster's deal came to an end at the end of last season, he was flying to Forest's pre-season training camp near Valencia ahead of his free transfer move. Forest have been much quieter this season after signing 30 players across two windows last season.

Renan Lodi's forward was suspended to an academy rondo, while Luigi Simeone led a tactical drill with other senior players, although manager Diego Simeone was involved. According to Mundo Deportivo, he did, however, spend other portions of the day with the first team under El Cholo's watchful eye.

Another weekend in the Premier League, another string of tense VAR decisions. Although all the talk used to be about marginal offside calls, now it's handball decisions that are most likely to get fans fired up. There were four such incidents over the weekend, and what excites fans is what seems to be an inconsistent use of the handball rules by officials. So what on earth is going on? To try and figure it out, we look at the recent handball scandals in England's top-flight.

JACK GAUGHAN AT THE CITY GROUND: At 1 p.m. on Saturday, it looked that Manchester City would finish the day three points ahead with a more definite difference. Arsenal were 2-1 down at Aston Villa, and City will likely see the relegation wars in Nottingham Forest play out. However, when the dust had settled on a wild day, City was two points behind having played more. It's unclear why they didn't win at Forest. What now for the title race? How exciting it would be if it kept twisting and turning until the end of May.

Spur Tottenham may want to sign Yannick Carrasco and Jan Oblak in the coming transfer windows, according to reports. Spurs loaned Atletico Reguilon last summer, filling the void left by Renan Lodi's departure to Nottingham Forest. Spurs later ended the deal of Irish right-back Matt Doherty to facilitate his transfer to Atletico, allowing Diego Simeone back-up to Nahuel Molina in the position.

Forest had won a penalty shootout to guarantee their passage to the last four players, and a fracas erupted between both groups of players, requiring stewards to run onto the City Ground pitch to intervene. Morgan Gibbs-White, himself a former Wolves player, and Jack Colback all reveled ardently in front of the away end, which seemed to have aggravated the visitors. Following the shootout's conclusion, Renan Lodi continued to stick his tongue out at the visiting supporters.

MATT BARLOW OF THE CITY GROUND: Antonio Conte warned Tottenham that they were far from winning trophies than they slid feebly out of the Carabao Cup, losing by two goals in seven minutes at Nottingham Forest. And the consolation of being found correct is unlikely to ease Conte's pain. His team was completely outplayed at the City Ground, and their miserable run of form continued to only two victories in seven games. Renan Lodi and Jesse Lingard scored the Forest goals, their first for the club after joining amid the summer heat, and Steve Cooper's side may have scored more if not for a string of fine saves by Fraser Forster on his Spurs debut.

SAMI MOKBEL AT THE EMIRATES: Gareth Southgate was yelling uncomfortably in his position for the first time in recent weeks. His speech was more contorted than normal, with perhaps an expletive or two uttered under his breath. England is playing in 22 days, and his players are dropping like flies, according to Bukayo Saka, who is the new worry for Southgate. If off, the Arsenal forward tried to run but couldn't; the consequences of his feud with Nottingham Forest defender Renan Lodi were too painful.

Bukayo Saka of Arsenal had to withdraw from the Gunners game against Nottingham Forest due to a glancing knee injury in a match with Renan Lodi.

Forest's owner, Evangelos Marinakis (inset left), told Nottingham that he would provide the 'ammunition' to ensure success when the club won promotion by the play-offs in May, despite a top-flight absence of 23 years. The shipping magnate has certainly put his money where his mouth is, spending more than £160 million, which is a record for a team recently promoted to the Premier League. With 21 new arrivals (and counting), one wonders if Marinakis - and the followers - would even recognize any of his East Midlands outfit's Garibaldi red, including Morgan Gibbs-White (centre) landed for a fee that could have climbed to £42.5 million. Out of the 16 players involved against Spurs, ten were new recruits. Forest's summer investment has outstripped Barcelona (right), Real Madrid, Manchester City, and Paris Saint-Germain (left), and more than the Dutch top-flight (inset right) combined.

Since joining Wolves, Willy Boly has become the 19th signing of Nottingham Forest's transfer window. Boly will provide defensive support for Steve Cooper's newly promoted team in a £2.25 million contract. Boly joined Wolves from Porto in 2018 and has been an integral part of the team's development into a more established Premier League team. However, under Bruno Lage's reign, he has seen his game time reduced at Molineux, and he made just 10 appearances for the club last season.

Nottingham Forest is fighting Southampton for Loic Bade's signature. Rennes signed Bade in July of last year for £17 million on a five-year contract after having a breakout season in the French top flight with Lens. The 22-year-old Frenchman appeared on 14 Ligue 1 appearances for Les Rennais last season before an adductor injury ended his career.

Luiz, who has struggled to establish a place in Steven Gerrard's losing side this season, is likely to be refused in favour of a higher price. And it is not just suitors from afar that Villa will be concerned about, with domestic rivals Arsenal, Chelsea, and Newcastle all involved, with rumors that Tottenham Hotspur will be included in the list.

According to Santi Aouna, Wolverham Wanderers defender Willy Boly has signed personal terms with Nottingham Forest ahead of a transfer to The City Ground. On Sunday, the 31-year-old refused to participate in Wolves' 1-1 draw with Newcastle, and it appears he was sent to become Forest's 19th signing of an incredibly busy summer. Boly joined Wolves from Porto in 2018 and was an integral part of the team's progress as a premier League fixture.

According to a survey, Serge Aurier is 'close to completing his transfer to Nottingham Forest.' Forest recently announced a loan contract for Atletico Madrid full-back Renan Lodi, raising the total number of deals to 18, but the Midlands club is still searching for more signings to lift competition for places. Aurier, a right-back for Tottenham Hotspur, 29, will be Forest's 19th summer signing after the club's promotion to the Premier League.

The newly promoted Premier League side will pay an initial £4.7 million loan fee to the La Liga team, as well as a supplementary option to make the switch permanent for £25 million at the end of the season. After three years at Madrid where the understudy left-back struggle for continuous game time under new coach Diego Simeone, Lodi is keen to play in the English top-flight.

ADAM SHERGOLD AT THE CITY GROUND: "Everybody has a scheme until they're punched in the mouth," Mike Tyson once said. Take Nottingham Forest. They would have spent the week learning how to get into Tottenham's faces, compel their players to move out from the back, and infuriate them with speed and precision. They then forfeited to a Harry Kane goal after just five minutes. No wonder Steve Cooper was crestfallen in his career. Spurs couldn't get it all set.

Renan Lodi of Atletico Madrid will have his medical examination at Nottingham Forest on Sunday after the Brazilian star's season-long loan contract was agreed with the Spanish club. The newly promoted Premier League will pay the first £4.7 million loan fee to the La Liga side, with the option to make the move permanent for £25 million at the end of the season.

Nottingham Forest is closing down on Atletico Madrid left-back Renan Lodi. On Friday, negotiations came to a stalemate, but positive talks followed and the agreement would be a big coup for Steve Cooper, with Brazilian international Lodi being followed by the likes of Manchester City. Forest will pay the first loan fee of £4.7 million, with the option to buy set at £25.4 million for Lodi, who has 15 caps.

Nottingham Forest's daring proposal to sign Renan Lodi from Atletico Madrid has been put into question. The Premier League newcomers have been in talks to sign the Brazilian left-back on a season-long loan agreement, but negotiations between the two clubs have fallen off track. Lodi has been considered by Manchester City and others this season, but Forest will be a huge surprise.

The summer transfer window hasn't failed to disappoint. Although the majority of Europe's top-flight leagues are set to tighten their belts, the Premier League has gone the other way, with top-flight clubs spending more than £1.5 billion so far during the season - and further contracts are planned. This is a record figure, outspending the £1.43 billion top division clubs invested in the summer of 2017. Chelsea leads the way as the division's top spenders, closely followed by Nottingham Forest, who have signed a startling 16 players under Steve Cooper. With just a week until the transfer window closes on September 1 at 11 p.m. BST, Sportsmail looks at where each club is planning to improve and who is on the radar. Antony (left) of Ajax may continue to play for Manchester United, Chelsea and Leicester are both keen on Wesley Fofana (right), while Chelsea manager Jurgen Klopp (inset left) and Chelsea are keen on a winger, while Chelsea manager Jurgen Klopp (right) is likely to enter the market for a midfielder.