The Nottingham forest has signed Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn on a one -year deal.
Gunn made 35 of the Norwich City championship last season but left the Canaries when his contract expired in May.
The 29 -year -old began his career in Norwich, before moving to Manchester City where he signed his first technical contract in 2013.
He joined Southampton in 2018 before signing Norwich again three years later – making 172 appearance to canaries over two spells.
Gunn said the forest “is a historic club on a fun journey and I look forward to being part of it and finding work”.
“I join a good group of caregivers, and I believe my experience will add something to the team. I can’t wait to go,” he added.
Gunn has been held 16 times in Scotland and started all three group games in Euro 2024 last year.
He will give competition to Matz Sels who has been in the forest in the league last season, putting 13 clean sheets to share a gold glove with Arsenal’s David Raya.
