Nottingham Forest has reportedly identified Manchester City midfielder Tijjani Reijnders as a primary transfer target, with a potential bid of £55 million being considered. The Dutch international, who joined City just last summer, is understood to be receptive to the move, seeking more consistent first-team opportunities. His arrival would position him as a significant player within manager Oliver Glasner’s strategic plans.
Reijnders’ Manchester City Stint
Tijjani Reijnders transferred to Manchester City from AC Milan in the previous summer. During his tenure with the English club, he participated in 47 matches across all competitions. However, his appearances were not consistently from the starting lineup, prompting speculation about his desire for a more prominent role elsewhere.
Transfer Market Activity and Valuations
Earlier in the transfer window, Reijnders reportedly attracted interest from Atletico Madrid. However, Manchester City’s valuation of the player, estimated to be around £60 million, led the Spanish club to pursue alternative targets. Manchester City acquired Reijnders for approximately £46.5 million from AC Milan. A sale at the reported £55 million figure would represent a notable profit for the club in a relatively short period.
The club is also actively involved in other transfer dealings. Reports indicate Manchester City is looking
