Dan Ndoye
NFO
Switzerland
Right
Oct 25, 2000
25
6'0"
174 lb
RW
LW
One-v-One Creator
ForestReturns to bench
Ndoye (undisclosed) is on the bench for Sunday's match against Fulham.
Analysis: Ndoye was not an option midweek due to an undisclosed injury and will not miss another match due to this injury, with the attacker earning a spot on the bench. He has yet to start since January and will likely remain a rotational option in most spots moving forward.
Doubtful against Midtjylland
Ndoye (undisclosed) wasn't spotted in team training Wednesday and is a doubt for Thursday's Europa League clash against FC Midtjylland, according to Sarah Clapson from the Nottingham Post.
Analysis: Ndoye was not spotted in training with the squad Wednesday, just one day before Thursday's Europa League clash against FC Midtjylland. The winger is now a doubt for the matchup, though it remains unclear whether he is dealing with a physical issue or could still sneak into the squad. Ndoye has mostly been limited to a bench role since returning from a calf injury in January, so his potential absence should not shake up the starting XI under new coach Vitor Pereira.
Returns in FA Cup
Ndoye (calf) is in the starting lineup for Friday's FA Cup clash against Wrexham.
Analysis: Nottingham Forest are rotating the side considerably against Wrexham, but Ndoye will find a way into the XI since he needs to get into a rhythm after missing several games with a calf injury. This will be Ndoye's first appearance since logging one minute off the bench in a 3-0 win over Tottenham on Dec. 14, and his first start since Dec. 11.
Remains sidelined
Ndoye (calf) is out for Saturday's match versus Aston Villa.
Analysis: Ndoye was said to be a late call and will ultimately skip his fourth fixture on the trot. Omari Hutchinson and Dilane Bakwa are manning the wings from the start in this one. Ndoye will attempt to return in Tuesday's away game versus West Ham.
Touch and go for weekend
Ndoye (calf) is a late call for Saturday's match against Aston Villa, according to manager Sean Dyche, per Sarah Clapson of the Nottingham Post. "It will be touch and go for him this weekend, but hopefully he will return after that."
Analysis: Ndoye was dealt a calf injury this week and remains a doubt to play Saturday, a late call to play the match. He will probably need some testing to determine if he can play, likely only earning a bench spot if he can play after some questions about his health. This could make it a fourth straight game out, with the attacker starting in 14 of his 15 appearances this season while recording two goal contributions.
Dealing with injury
Ndoye (undisclosed) suffered an injury in recent days that made him miss Monday's 1-0 loss against Fulham and will sideline him as well for Saturday's clash against Manchester City, coach Sean Dyche said in a press conference. "He picked up an injury. It's not too serious but it certainly won't be this one or the next one, but we're hopeful that he comes back quickly."
Analysis: Ndoye is dealing with an undisclosed injury that will make him miss a second game in a row, although the injury isn't serious, according to coach Sean Dyche. Ndoye still has a chance to return before the end of the year, as his next opportunity to do so will be next week's clash against Everton. Callum Hudson-Odoi is getting a larger role in the frontline for Forest while Ndoye is recovering from his injury.
Goal drought reaches four games
Ndoye has failed to score in his last four EPL starts.
Analysis: Ndoye has two goals and one assist this season. He'll remain a dangerous weapon in the Forest's attack, but his fantasy upside will be close to minimal since his production isn't warranting a lot of consideration in a starting role.
Creates one chance
Ndoye registered five crosses (two accurate) and one chance created in Saturday's 3-0 defeat against Arsenal.
Analysis: The midfielder had some good moments Saturday but couldn't do enough to spark a Nottingham Forest team which didn't look threatening at all. He has a favorable matchup coming up next week against Burnley, a team which has conceded seven goals in four EPL matches.
Assists in 1-1 draw
Ndoye assisted once to go with four crosses (one accurate) and two chances created in Sunday's 1-1 draw versus Crystal Palace.
Analysis: Ndoye assisted Callum Hudson-Odoi to bring the game back to 1-1. This brings the new signing to two goal involvements for the year after he scored in the opening game against Brentford. In this match, he created two chances, with one of his four crosses being accurate.
Scores in Premier League debut
Ndoye scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) and two crosses (zero accurate) in Sunday's 3-1 win over Brentford.
Analysis: Ndoye scored the second goal of the game on his Premier League debut as he helped his side win 3-1 over Brentford. In the Serie A last season for Bologna he scored eight goals and provided four assists. In this game, he attempted two crosses but was unsuccessful with both.
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