Ibrahim Sangare reveals Nottingham Forest ‘advice’ after summer transfer move
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Ibrahim Sangare has shared that he receives advice from Nottingham Forest’s fellow Ivorian players Willy Boly and Serge Aurier after arriving at the City Ground this summer.
The midfielder joined Steve Cooper’s side on transfer deadline day from Dutch Eredivisie side PSV Eindhoven. Sangare signed a five-year contract with Forest said to have fought off plenty of competition to secure his services.
And after making five starts so far in Garibaldi Red, the 25-year-old has opened up on how he is adapting to life Trentside. The Ivory Coast international is yet to score or provide an assist for Forest but has been a regular in Cooper’s team since joining.
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“I’m very, very happy to be here amongst an excellent group of teammates,” he told the club’s official website.
“We’re progressing very well together, we’ve gelled nicely. I think they’re a great group of guys and it’s all been very positive. I’ve not really had too much of an opportunity to see Nottingham as a city, but what I have seen I really like, it’s a cool place to live.
“We’re all in it together, but of course I have Willy Boly and Serge Aurier who I listen to and learn a lot from. They’re like older brothers to me and I listen to all of their advice.”
When asked about his hopes for the rest of the season, he added: “My ambition on a personal level is to continue to settle into the game and develop that cohesion.
“Collectively as a team, our focus is on progressing and improving our performances throughout the season and looking to head up the table well into the top half.
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