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Ex-Rangers defender Joe Worrall has signed a deal with Besiktas to finally leave Nottingham Forest after a mysterious training ground bust-up.

The now 27-year-old centre-back will join the Turkish Super Lig giants on loan until the end of the season with the Turks boasting an option to make the deal permanent.

A product of the Nottingham Forest Academy, Worrall spent time on loan at Rangers in the 18/19 season and it was a steep learning curve for the defender.

But despite playing a key role in the club’s return to the Premier League, Joe Worrall has now followed Scott McKenna out the Nottingham Forest exit door after a behind the scenes fall-out at the club.

Joe Worrall moves to Besiktas

Back in December, Besiktas-bound Joe Worrall and his teammate Scott McKenna were banned from training following a bust-up with then manager Steve Cooper.

The circumstances around the bust-up have been kept very low key but the situation has had a long-standing impact on the Nottingham Forest careers of both players.

Scott McKenna – who was strongly linked with a move to Rangers in January – has since secured a short-term switch to Danish giants Copenhagen.

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