Yoane Wissa reduces Brentford's deficit to just one goal as he tucks away his effort from close range against Manchester City at the Gtech.

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The report by David Ornstein on X (formerly Twitter) states that Forest have submitted a bid for Wissa, in the region of £22million as they look to strengthen their squad ahead of a Champions League push. However, their bid is 'significantly' below Brentford's valuation of the 28-year-old, and it will not be accepted.

Brentford have rejected Nottingham Forest’s opening bid for Yoane Wissa.Forest are understood to have offered around £20million for the forward, but the Bees have no plans to sell the forward this month.

Brentford forward Yoane Wissa is set to testify in a French court this week, where a woman is on trial for allegedly throwing acid at the DR Congo international.

Brentford forward Yoane Wissa is the subject of a January transfer bid from Champions League-chasing Nottingham Forest; Brentford do not want to sell the player and are expected to turn down the offer;

It proved to be another thrilling night for Brentford fans at the Gtech Community Stadium and a proud one for striker Yoane Wissa.

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It's game on in the English capital after Brentford have battled back in the late minutes of the second half against Manchester City. Thomas Frank's Bees looked destined to succumb to Pep Guardiola's reigning Premier League champions after a second-half brace from City star Phil Foden,

Although, as often happens, Brentford were able to take the majority of their shots in the 'danger zone', with 14 of Brentford's 18 efforts coming from inside the penalty area. That's more than City, who only managed 13, with Pep Guardiola's side resorting to six efforts outside the box.