Former Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner has left Nottingham Forest to join Norwegian side Rosenborg for an undisclosed fee
Denmark international joined the Championship side last summer scoring just twice in 17 appearance
NICKLAS BENDTNER'S nightmare return to England is finally over as he left Nottingham Forest to join Rosenborg for an undisclosed fee.
The former Arsenal forward made 17 appearances for the Championship outfit and scored just TWO goals before sealing a move to Norway.
The 29-year-old's new club are the champions of Norway and he will work with his new teammates ahead of their new season which begins in April.
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The forward left the City Ground after just six months into his spell with Forest, after he arrived as a free transfer from Wolfsburg.
Speaking about his latest transfer, the Denmark international is hoping the stability at the Norwegian club will him rediscover his goal-scoring form.
Bendtner wrote on his Instagram page: "I am not yet expert in Norwegian football, but I know that Rosenborg is the epitome of a stable club that gets the best out of their players.
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"That kind of stability I have missed since my time at Arsenal, and now we'll see if I can experience it again.
"I can only promise one thing, I am constantly hungry for football, constantly hungry to score goals."
It was only two days before his move that the striker took to social media to tell his followers that he had returned to full training with Forest.
Bentdner's new club are the champions of Norway and their season begins in April