Nottingham Forest revealed that they had secured the signing of James Ward-Prowse shortly before the transfer window closed. The player, who has made 381 appearances in the Premier League and has been capped eleven times for England, will join Forest on loan until the season's end. Following his transfer last summer, the 29-year-old featured in 51 matches across various competitions for West Ham United in his debut season but has recently been relegated to the bench.

Nottingham Forest announced the loan signing of James Ward-Prowse from West Ham until the end of the season on the last day of the transfer window in England. James Ward-Prowse had left Southampton, his formative club, last summer to join the Hammers for around 35 million euros. Last season, he played 52 matches, scoring 7 goals and providing 12 assists.

James Ward-Prowse has finalized a deadline day loan transfer to Nottingham Forest after deciding to depart from West Ham United. The 29-year-old, who moved to the Hammers from Southampton last summer, has only played 16 minutes under new manager Julen Lopetegui this season. His switch to Forest is anticipated to provide the midfielder with more playing time. Ward-Prowse featured in 37 Premier League matches for West Ham last season, contributing seven goals and seven assists. Following his move to Forest, Ward-Prowse conveyed his enthusiasm about the opportunity and the atmosphere at the club.

James Ward-Prowse, currently tied to West Ham until June 2027, has been officially loaned to Nottingham Forest for the upcoming season. The announcement was made by Nottingham Forest's official statement: "We are delighted to announce the loan signing of James Ward-Prowse."