LONDON (Reuters) - When Nottingham Forest's promising winger Oliver Burke received the ball in an apparently hopeless position with his back to goal near the byline at the City Ground on Saturday, few could have predicted what was about to unfold.
Five touches later the ball was in the net and one of the most surprising deals of the transfer window was in the making -- a reported 13-million-pound switch that turned the 19-year-old into Scotland's most expensive footballer and left one of the world's oldest clubs in turmoil.