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Callum Hudson-Odoi details
Nottingham Forest have opened talks to tie down Callum Hudson-Odoi to a new contract as Roma, Napoli and Manchester United circle.
Now SunSport have been told Forest's top brass are desperate to keep Hudson-Odoi out of the clutches of Europe's elite.
Sunsport also understand United enquired about him in January and were met with a firm 'no".
Roma and Napoli are sniffing around this summer with Man Utd following developments.
Nottingham are refusing to budge though and believe the England international sees his future at the club especially with Nuno Espirito Santo backed to spend big for their European adventure.
Club chiefs are ready to reward the 24-year-old with a big-money extension to fend off the growing interest.

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