Savona recommends Premier League move to Chelsea and Arsenal-linked Yildiz

Nottingham Forest defender Nicolò Savona is settling quickly after scoring his first Premier League goal against Manchester United. Betting angle: his set-piece threat and growing confidence make him a potential anytime-scorer selection versus weaker opponents and could boost Forest’s home resilience—punters might back Forest in close-game markets or low-goal lines when Savona starts.

Nicolò Savona: From Juventus Academy to Premier League Impact

Nicolò Savona has quickly made his mark at Nottingham Forest since arriving from Juventus last summer. The 22-year-old versatile defender has adapted to the English game, earning praise for his attitude and integration with teammates while becoming a visible presence in both defence and attack.

Memorable Moment: Goal Against Manchester United

Savona described scoring at home versus Manchester United as an "incredible experience" and admitted he watched the goal repeatedly afterward. The strike — his first in the Premier League — underlined his threat from set pieces and late runs, even though the match finished 2-2.

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Recommendation to Young Players

In a recent interview Savona urged ambitious youngsters who "love football" to consider moves to the Premier League, citing the atmosphere and competitive environment as major draws. He specifically encouraged former Juventus teammates to embrace similar opportunities.

Squad Role, International Recognition and Coaching Links

Savona has made 10 appearances across all competitions this season and earned his first Italy call-up a year ago. He spoke respectfully about Luciano Spalletti, now coaching at Juventus, wishing his former club well while remaining focused on his development at Forest.

What This Means for Bettors

Savona’s confidence and set-piece utility create specific market angles: consider him for anytime-scorer or goal-in-play bets in fixtures against weaker defences, and view Forest as slightly more robust at home when he starts. Markets such as close-game outcomes or under 3.5 goals could reflect the defensive balance he brings.

Nottingham Forest defender Nicolò Savona recommends a Premier League move to ‘any young player who...

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