Brennan Johnson's highly-anticipated return to Nottingham Forest ended in a horrifying collision that left the Wales star with a bloodied head. The Tottenham attacker, who spent 14 years at Forest before his £47.5million move to Spurs, was forced off the pitch as a concussion substitute in Friday night's Premier League clash at the City Ground.

Collision with former team

Johnson, who has become a regular in Ange Postecoglou's starting XI, was caught in the head while defending Tottenham's penalty area. The collision occurred as both teams fought for control of a bouncing ball, resulting in Johnson collapsing to the ground. Medics were called onto the field as blood poured from his head, and he was ultimately unable to continue.

Class shown by Forest fans

Despite the unfortunate turn of events, Forest fans displayed their class by serenading Johnson with chants of "one of our own" as he made his way to the sideline. The heartwarming gesture showcased the respect and admiration the supporters still hold for their former player.

Overall, this was a disappointing end to Johnson's Nottingham Forest return, but it's clear that he still holds a special place in the hearts of the club's fans.