Chris Wood is converting almost 40% of his shots for Nottingham Forest. Maintain that rate, and he’d break a Premier League record. We look at why his form in front of goal is critical to Forest’s top-flight survival. Chris Wood is running hot. Historically hot. Any hotter and with a surname like his, he needs to be careful. The Nottingham Forest forward has scored 12 goals this season from just 31 shots. That works out as a 38.7% conversion rate. As things stand, that’s the best figure for any player (minimum 30 shots) in recorded Premier League history (since 2003-04). It’s also better than anyone else on the continent in 2023-24. Unlucky Serhou Guirassy (33.8
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