Thursday 20 August 2015 13:36, UK
Watford are currently deciding whether to let attacker Matej Vydra join Nottingham Forest on loan.
Forest have asked about the 23-year-old's availability and the offer of a loan deal has not been rejected by the Hornets.
The newly-promoted Premier League club, who have drawn their opening two fixtures against Everton and West Brom, are not in a rush to make a decision, however, as top-flight teams can loan players to the Championship until November.
Speaking ahead of their third game of the season at home to Southampton, manager Quique Sanchez Flores said: "We didn't take any decision yet. We have to wait a little bit more.
"We have to take a three or four days. You know it is football so a lot depends on the players, a lot depends on the teams. A lot of things can change in football in one day."
Vydra signed permanently for Watford only this summer, after spending last season on loan at Vicarage Road from parent club Udinese of Serie A.
The Czech Republic international was instrumental in Watford's promotion season last term, scoring 16 goals in 42 appearances in the Championship.
Vydra previously spent the 2012-13 season on loan at Watford, and scored 20 goals in 27 Championship starts that term, before spending the following campaign at West Brom, where he scored just three in seven starts.
He signed for Udinese in 2010 from Czech side Banik Ostrava and has also spent time on loan at Club Brugge.
