Nottingham Forest have announced their plans to transform the City Ground, including expanding its capacity to around 52,000.

The Reds revealed the proposal on Thursday, signalling their intention to start a major project next summer that would see three of its four stands undergo major redevelopment.

Forest have played their home games at the iconic venue since 1898, and have been keen to remain at the classic stadium.

But owner Evangelos Marinakis has made no secret of his plans to increase its current 30,404 capacity, as he looks to take the club to the next level.

And the recently unveiled project would do just that, with extensive work being done to make the ground competitive with other Premier League arenas.

What is the plan for the City Ground?

In the first phase, the proj

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