Tijjani Reijnders has emerged as Nottingham Forest’s top summer target, with the club preparing a £55 million bid to lure the Dutch midfielder away from Manchester City. Oliver Glasner is pushing for a reset after a disappointing run of form, and landing Reijnders would mark a major statement for Forest’s new project. City are not expected to dismiss the offer, especially as the player is open to leaving in search of consistent first‑team minutes.
Reijnders, who joined City only last summer, views the move as a strategic step to revive his trajectory. Atletico Madrid also showed interest, but were unable to match City’s financial expectations, according to the Daily Mail.
For City, Reijnders’ sale would help unlock further midfield business, including a potential move for 18‑year‑old Ayyoub Bouaddi. Meanwhile, speculation continues around Rodri, who is widely tipped to return to La Liga after winning the World Cup.