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Nottingham Forest are set to bring in Leicester centre-back Yohan Benalouane as Martin O'Neill's first signing as their manager

The 31-year-old is not in Claude Puel's plans and O'Neill needs defensive reinforcements, with Michael Dawson and Michael Hefele struggling with injuries

The Tunisia international played for his country at the World Cup but has not appeared for Leicester since last May

Benalouane moved to the King Power Stadium in August 2015 but played just 64 minutes of their Premier League winning campaign

He is signing an 18-month contract at the City Ground for an undisclosed fee as they aim for the Championship play-offs

Wigan are also poised to make another bid for Forest defender Danny Fox after having an initial offer rejected

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Warren Gatland has revealed he has held 'informal conversations' over coaching the British and Irish Lions again in 2021

The New Zealander has led the Lions on their last two tours, a 2-1 series win over Australia in 2013 and a 1-1 draw in New Zealand in 2017, and intends to leave his role as Wales boss after this year's World Cup in Japan

Asked at a Welsh Rugby Union event at St David's Hall in Cardiff about the possibility of leading the Lions again, Gatland was quoted by walesonline

co.uk as saying: 'Maybe. I've had a couple of informal conversations and that's all it's been at the moment

Share this article Share 'What could work out brilliantly is to finish with Wales after the World Cup, have a little break and then potentially do the Lions for 12 months heading into 2021

'Ireland are going to have a new coach, Wales are going to have a new coach, England will have a new coach, you've got Gregor Townsend in Scotland

'It means that one of those countries could lose their coach for 12 months.'So it (Gatland leading the Lions) may appeal to the four home nations, but there's a lot of things that have to happen before then

'There's potential there.'A Lions spokesperson said: 'The selection/recruitment process for 2021 has not been agreed yet

There will undoubtedly be a number of candidates, but this is not a process that has started as yet

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