Jesse Lingard has been released by Nottingham Forest less than 12 months after being made the club's highest earner.
Lingard moved to Forest last summer on a 12-month deal as one of 30 arrivals in 2022-23 after seeing his contract at boyhood club Manchester United expire, but has failed to have the desired impact at the City Ground this season.
The 30-year-old - earning a base salary of £115,000 per week plus incentives - did not manage to register a single goal or assist in 17 Premier League appearances for Forest.
Miltiadis Marinakis - son of the Forest owner Evangelos - was hugely influential in convincing Lingard to join the club as he turned down the chance to return to West Ham.
