Latest news from Nottingham Forest as the striker made his debut for loan club Norwich City on Saturday and could return to action against Leicester City on Wednesday night.
Norwich City manager David Wagner has given his assesse debut of on-loan Nottingham Forest striker Hwang Ui-joment of th, with the South Korea-backed player set to make an impact in the coming weeks .
The 31-year-old signed for the Championship club on a season-long loan from Forest in the summer and made his debut as a second-half substitute in the 1-0 away win home to Stoke City after noon on Saturday. Hwang and Norwich will return to action this evening when they take on Leicester City at Carrow Road.
This match is one of six matches taking place over the next 18 days as the champions get their fixtures packed and fast. Hwang joined Forest from Bordeaux last summer, but last season played for Olympiacos and FC Seoul on loan.Now he is backed to make a difference for Norwich as they battle to reach the top of the league. However, Wagner pointed out one thing the striker could have done better after taking the field this weekend.
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Everything I see from him in training shows me that he has a lot of skills that attract us,” the Norwich coach said, via Pink Un. “We are delighted to have him because as we know there are a lot of games coming up very quickly in the next 21 days. We will need everyone who started (Saturday) and everyone on the bench, even those who did not participate.
“For a striker, it’s never easy to be in a game like that, but he really tried to cut in and close the space. Obviously he’s had his attacking moments and even if we handled this situation better as a team and got the ball into the corners at the right time, maybe it shows he’s hungry. How thirsty to score?
