Edu leads Hutchinson s trade; Arsenal recommends Zinchenko; 2 people are out of the Europa League list

Hupu September 4th Daily Mail analyzed in detail Nottingham Forest's signings and the UEFA Cup registration issues.

Why are Hutchinson and Zinchenko excluded?

Putting aside the background, Hutchinson's defeat seems not illogical. Hutchinson hasn't proved himself in the Premier League, and Nuno needs to keep the roster balance, and he can easily argue that the six forwards selected are worth more.

However, how many coaches ignore the club's record signing, no matter what the situation is? The Daily Mail learned that Hutchinson's deal was facilitated by Edu, former Arsenal transfer director, current Forest Global Football Superintendent, and his recruitment team, rather than Nuno's special request.

All the transfer window, Arsenal has been recommending Zinchenko to other clubs, and Forest eventually made the deal, although it is not clear who is the real driver behind the scenes.

However, Ignore Hutchinson sends a clear signal to the Forest boss-no matter how Nuno argues that it was not his intention.

Outsiders can easily interpret it like this: "You can sign whoever you want. As for the lineup, I will choose, thank you."

It is reported that Nuno has difficulty adapting to the new management structure throughout the summer window, and it is this system that makes Edu one of the most influential figures in Marinakis's team-Olympiacos, Forest and Avi River in Portugal.

Nuno's way of thinking?

Some modern coaches talk to the players regularly to appease them or explain certain decisions, while Nuno looks old-school. His relationship with the players is more like a teacher and student than an uncle and nephew.

Although Nuno is highly respected, he is not a friend of the player. Those who knock on his door and try to understand why they were excluded may find nothing when they come back.

Hutchinson is believed to be shocked by his defeat. Hutchinson is used to the careful guidance of Ipswich coach Kieran McKenna, but he finds that he is just an ordinary player in the Forests and has to adapt - this is not easy for a 21-year-old who is relatively lacking in experience in the Premier League and has a high net worth.