Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood faces a permanent management plan for a knee injury. The 34-year-old forward missed several fixtures earlier this year due to the recurring problem. Medical staff at the club have implemented a specific training regime to ensure the player remains available for selection, per Sky Sports.
Wood joined Forest from Newcastle United and has become a focal point for the East Midlands side. Despite the physical setback, the New Zealand international continues to lead the line for Nuno Espirito Santo. The management of the injury involves tailored recovery sessions and restricted workloads during the training week, according to The Guardian.
Forest currently sit in the bottom half of the Premier League table as they seek to secure their top-flight status. The club medical department remains confident that Wood can contribute effectively if his condition is monitored closely. The striker has scored 12 goals this season, making him the leading goalscorer for the Reds, according to Premier League statistics.
