How many players share Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest?

There are exactly 17 players who have made official appearances for both Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest.

Who is the most valuable player to play for Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest?

Currently, Elliot Anderson is among the highest-valued players to feature for both clubs.

Who is the oldest player to play for Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest?

Among the players in our database, Andy Cole is the oldest player to have played for both clubs.

Newcastle United

Nottingham Forest

17 Players

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A fascinating fact linking these two giants is the path taken by figures like Jamaal Lascelles and Jonjo Shelvey, who were fundamental pillars at Newcastle United before the tactical structure at Forest sought to integrate that same hierarchy into their current project. This constant transfer of talent proves that both clubs value a player profile with a resilient character, capable of withstanding the immense pressure of wearing two of the most historic and emotionally significant jerseys in the British game.

Players who played for Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest

17 players found in our database

Elliot Anderson

• 23 years

Newcastle United

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Nottingham Forest

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Anthony Elanga

• 23 years

Newcastle United

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Nottingham Forest

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Odysseas Vlachodimos

• 31 years

Newcastle United

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Chris Wood

• 34 years

Newcastle United

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39 / 4

Jonjo Shelvey

• 34 years

Newcastle United

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Jamaal Lascelles

• 32 years

Newcastle United

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Jermaine Jenas

• 43 years

Newcastle United

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Matz Sels

• 34 years

Newcastle United

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Andy Cole

• 54 years

Newcastle United

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Michael Chopra

• 42 years

Newcastle United

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Jack Colback

• 36 years

Newcastle United

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134

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Marlon Harewood

• 46 years

Newcastle United

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5 / 2

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Sammy Ameobi

• 33 years

Newcastle United

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Karl Darlow

• 35 years

Newcastle United

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100

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James Perch

• 40 years

Newcastle United

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Darren Huckerby

• 49 years

Newcastle United

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Daryl Murphy

• 42 years

Newcastle United

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Newcastle United & Nottingham Forest

The relationship between Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United is deeply rooted in the heart of English football, linking the banks of the River Trent to the unique fervor of Tyneside. Both clubs represent the pride of historic cities where sport is a religion, setting the pace of the Premier League with unwavering passion. While Forest evokes the glory of golden eras under an unmatched European mystique, Newcastle stands as the beating heart of the Northeast, with a devoted fanbase filling St. James' Park every matchday. Historically, their clashes have been a battle of styles: the tactical order required by tradition against sheer verticality and commitment. These institutions share the burden of being sleeping giants constantly seeking to regain their place of honor, forging a rivalry that, despite geographic distance, feels intimate due to their intense cultural heritage and shared dedication to the beautiful game.

Shared Players

Over the years, the exchange of talent has been a constant bridge between the City Ground and St. James' Park. Key figures like Andy Cole have left their mark on both sides, while modern players such as Elliot Anderson, Anthony Elanga, Odysseas Vlachodimos, Chris Wood, Jonjo Shelvey, and Jamaal Lascelles exemplify the technical transition between these venues. Other footballers like Jermaine Jenas, Matz Sels, Michael Chopra, Jack Colback, Marlon Harewood, Sammy Ameobi, Karl Darlow, James Perch, Darren Huckerby, and Daryl Murphy were also part of this dynamic, adapting their skills to the tactical demands of both environments. This flow of names does not just represent a change of kit, but an evolution in the understanding of the game, where experience gained in the Northeast translates into competitive maturity when destiny places them in Nottingham, enriching the tactical DNA of both storied clubs.