Derby County boss John Eustace has stated a desire to sign Bobby Clark permanently. According to Derbyshire Live, Eustace said the club would love to sign him but the focus is on the current season for now, adding it would be fantastic if a deal could be completed. It is stated that Salzburg will have a decision to make on Clark’s future once his loan at Derby County ends. It is also stated that Derby County paid a reported £10m to sign him from Liverpool and would likely try to recoup that fee. Eustace acknowledged that a transfer would not be cheap and if valued at more than £10m, Clark could be too expensive for Derby County.

Dion Sanderson has urged Derby County to make Bobby Clark's loan deal a permanent move after the Rams' 2-1 victory over Charlton Athletic on Tuesday evening. Clark joined Derby County on loan from RB Salzburg in the summer. It is reported that supporters are keen for the 20-year-old to stay permanently once the 2025/26 campaign concludes, and it is apparent that his teammates feel the same. After Clark joined RB Salzburg for £10m in August 2024, David Clowes will need to negotiate to complete a deal in the summer.

Derby County is very keen on acquiring Bobby Clark from RB Salzburg and is currently considered the front-runner.

Daily Record reports on Derby County's interest in a loan deal for Bobby Clark. Bobby Clark was reportedly in demand with Derby County showing interest for a loan deal. A deadline day move was on the cards amid the fallout with Salzburg, but the club decided against it after failing to add another midfielder before the window closed.