Agogo's form at the African Nations Cup for Ghana in January is reported to have won him a host of admirers in England and on the continent and the 28-year-old, who scored 13 times this season, has previously admitted the chance to play at the top level in Europe could prove too difficult to resist.

His agent Saif Rubie told the Nottingham Evening Post: "Junior is over the moon to have won promotion with Forest and we have a really good relationship with the manager and chief executive.

"But, given his form on the international stage, if the opportunity arose to play at the highest level, I am sure nobody would begrudge him that."

Forest chief executive Mark Arthur added: "We have had interest in Junior from several clubs abroad over the past few weeks or so.

"What we have said to them so far is that we would look at things at the end of the season. We did not want to talk about a player's future until our season was complete. I expect his agent will be a busy man in the summer."