Former Nottingham Forest owner Fawaz-Al Hasawi suing club over unpaid loans

Image: Fawaz Al-Hasawi claims Nottingham Forest owe him around £4.2m in unpaid loans

Former Nottingham Forest owner Fawaz Al-Hasawi is suing the club in the High Court for what he says is around £4.2m of unpaid loans.

It marks the latest in Forest's worsening relationship with their former chairman, who sold the club to Greek shipping magnate Evangelos Marinakis in May 2017.

Image: Forest fans voiced their pleasure at Al-Hasawi's handling of the club

Forest brought a legal case against Al-Hasawi 18 months ago, claiming unpaid money due from the sale.

Al Hasawi counter-sued, and his case will be heard in the High Court on Tuesday. It is thought a decision from the judges is likely next week.

Al-Hasawi purchased Forest in 2012 and oversaw nine different managers in a five-year period at the City Ground.

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Forest avoided relegation to League One on goal difference in Al-Hasawi's final season at the club.

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This season, they finished ninth, eight points off the play-off places.

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