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EPL: Aina Pens New Three-Year Contract at Nottingham Forest

  • Ola Aina, the 28-year-old Nigerian international right-back, has extended his agreement with Nottingham Forest through to 2028, securing his future at the City Ground with a fresh three-year deal signed in the summer of 2025.
  • Forest initiated contract talks with Aina's representatives last year amid interest from Liverpool, Manchester City, and clubs abroad, while his previous deal was due to expire next summer.
  • Aina became a key defensive player for Forest after signing from Serie A club Torino on a free transfer in the summer of 2023, making 37 appearances and contributing two goals and one assist during the 2024-25 season.
  • In the 2024-25 season, Nottingham Forest secured a seventh-place standing in the Premier League and advanced to the semi-finals of the FA Cup, while Ola Aina received commendations from owner Evangelos Marinakis and Chief Football Officer Ross Wilson for his significant contributions both on the field and within the club.
  • Aina expressed excitement about continuing with the club and focusing on the upcoming season, marking his commitment as a sign of Forest’s ambition and strong player-team bond.
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Aina was in the starting lineup in 35 of the 38 league matches, mainly on the right side of Forest's defensive line throughout the season.

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Leadership broke the news in Abuja, Nigeria on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
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