According to the Daily Mail, Jacob Widell Zetterstrom has been linked with Nottingham Forest. Derby County have placed a £15 million price tag on the 27-year-old to discourage any interest in him this month. The Rams want to retain their goalkeeper at this point in the season, and will not consider any offers below the valuation that they have set. It is believed that a number of top level clubs are interested in Zetterstrom.

Nottingham Forest started monitoring Derby County's Swedish goalkeeper Jacob Widell Zetterström's situation in November, though they have not yet made an official bid. Premier League side Brentford also became interested in the 27-year-old late during the summer, and Alan Nixon reported that a £3.5m fee was suggested, but the player remained at Pride Park and the Bees have not yet renewed their interest. The two-cap international joined Derby in August 2024 and has made 26 appearances in the Championship so far this season. His contract runs until June 2027 and his current Transfermarkt market value is €2.50m.