Must Reason Why Many  Forest fans were disappointed of Wilson’s arrival as Sporting Director at the City Ground

Kris Boyd, a former striker for Rangers and Nottingham Forest, has outlined the mistakes the Scottish team made this summer.

For more than three and a half years, Ross Wilson served as Rangers’ sporting director before leaving the organization to join Forest.

Despite the fact that Rangers supporters cheered his leaving, it is obvious how much of a void the 39-year-old has left at Ibrox.

Boyd criticized the club’s acquisitions, claiming that none of the players signed this summer would be profitably sold.

In an interview with netsport this week, Boyd claimed that he feels as though Michael Beale was destined to fail after the poor recruitment conducted this window.

“I think it all comes down to the recruitment from the summer. I think out of all the additions Jack Butland is the only one who can hold his head up high because the rest have been nowhere near it.

“Unfortunately for Michael Beale, he’s paid the ultimate price because of the poor recruitment this summer.

“The recruitment needs to be better no matter what occurs next,’ you have to say. They spent over £15 million this summer, and based on how things stand right now, I don’t believe any of them could be sold for a profit.

In Scotland, it’s not enough to sign players and expect them to have an immediate impact; you also need to help them grow and give them the chance to go for a higher salary.

But right now, I don’t think anyone on this Rangers squad will be able to do that.

Ross Wilson at Nottingham Forest

When Wilson was announced as the City Ground’s new Sporting Director, many Forest supporters were dissatisfied.

But he and the other members of the board must be given credit for the job they accomplished on the day before the deadline.

He brought in players of the caliber of Ibrahim Sangare, Callum Hudson-Odoi, and Nuno Tavares as just three instances; all three are already seeming like wise selections.