Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood believes his side has what it takes to eventually challenge for the Premier League title, insisting the club’s long-term ambitions extend far beyond simply surviving in the top flight.
Speaking to the Daily Mail, Wood outlined the club’s approach to sustained growth. According to Softfootball’s findings, his comments reflect the growing confidence within the squad as Forest continue to build momentum in their third season back in the top flight.
Wood explained the club’s philosophy on progress:
Long-term, the sky is the limit.
The owners are growing the club and trying to do it correctly across the board to build for sustained success.
It’s not a case of doing well in the Premier League for one season.
It’s about doing well consistently and being ambitious to challenge for European football and for titles in years to come. I
t might take a while, who knows?”
He went further, expressing genuine belief in the club’s trajectory:
I’d like to think Forest could win another top-flight title. As long as the club keep progressing on and off the pitch, they definitely could. Our owners want to build so we push for Europe and titles, and they believe we can,
Wood added, pointing to the current campaign as a foundation for what’s still to come.
