As Harry Tofolo's career at Nottingham Forest is coming to an end, he accepted the club's TV interview and reviewed his time with the team. Earlier, the 29-year-old player had announced that his contract with Nottingham Forest will expire this summer, when he will officially leave the team.  

The player joined Nottingham Forest after they were promoted to the Premier League in 2022 and has made more than 50 appearances at the Garibaldi Stadium, playing an important role in helping the team regain its footing in England's top flight.  

In an interview with Nottingham Forest TV, Harry Toffolo expressed his gratitude for his time at Nottingham Forest and was proud of the significant progress he has made since joining.  

Harry Toffolo admitted: "It was quite easy at the beginning, after all, I was on vacation. But when I returned to the city, saw familiar faces, and saw those people who appeared in my life at critical moments, that kind of emotion suddenly came to my heart. We have helped each other, and this connection cannot be fully expressed in words."  

“This is a difficult time but I am looking forward to the future, wherever my next destination is, and I am grateful to this club. It was very emotional driving into the players’ car park today because this could be the last time I do this.”  

"Nottingham Forest has given me so much, both the club itself and the fans who have always supported us. You may never really understand how important you are to me, and I will always remember everything you have done for me."  

“The facilities here are impressive and fully reflect the club’s competitiveness in the Premier League. I am sure that as these hardware conditions continue to improve, the club will only become stronger in the future.”  

Harry Toffolo has been named PFA Community Champion for the 2023-24 season, serves as an ambassador for the Tricky to Talk mental health project and has actively participated in related meetings of Tricky to Talk and Bottled Up Blokes.  

Harry Toffolo said: "I don't do these things for any awards. I can't control myself at all. I just want to try my best to be a good person and help others. Even if young players come to train with the first team, I will take the initiative to hug them and understand them."  

"I once did an interview here and talked about some of my feelings. I didn't expect that it touched many people. During my vacation, I also chatted with the partners of Tricky Hub and confirmed that they were in good condition."  

"I'm not the type of person who would just disappear and not keep in touch with everyone. When I told everyone I was leaving, I made it very clear that I just wanted everyone to be happy."