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Rejecting Brentford's attempts to sign him for £30million and then £35million at the beginning of the summer, Forest in the end cashed in on the Wales international on deadline day in September as he completed a big-money transfer to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Johnson may well be a pivotal name in the club's argument over their profit and sustainability rules charge as cashing in on him earlier in the summer at the end of the financial year for a smaller fee did not make financial sense due to the player's valuation.
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The Telegraph, Forest will argue for dispensation to include profits from the sale of Brennan Johnson two months after the end of the period in question. Speaking on talkSPORT on Monday, Simon Jordan stated that Forest may have a "sustainable argument" in relation to the breach of Financial Fair Play rules and use the sale of Johnson in their defence.