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Manchester City midfielder Tijjani Reijnders has emerged as a transfer target for Nottingham Forest. According to the Daily Mail, the Dutch international is open to the move, seeking regular playing time and a pivotal role under manager Oliver Glasner.
Manchester City acquired Reijnders last summer for £46.5 million. While he featured in 47 matches across all competitions, a significant number of those appearances came from the bench. With the Citizens having already secured Elliott Anderson for a record £116 million and in advanced talks with Lille for Ayoub Bouadi, they are reportedly willing to offload Reijnders if they receive around £60 million, which would represent a clear profit on the Dutchman. Atlético Madrid had also shown interest in the former AC Milan star, but the asking price deterred the Spanish club. Newcastle was previously linked with him as well.
Meanwhile, Forest continues to pursue Sporting Lisbon defender Ousmane Diomande and remains among the clubs interested in Chelsea striker Liam Delap.
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