Nottingham Forest has not ceased its pursuit of the transfer of Jan Ziółkowski. According to Checco Oddo Casano from retesport.it, an agreement may soon be reached despite existing differences. Nottingham Forest has reportedly made a verbal proposal of 15 million euros for the transfer, while Roma's expectation is for 20-25 million euros. Checco Oddo Casano also conveyed that there is a significant possibility an agreement will be reached, with both sides potentially compromising on a figure. The agents of Jan Ziółkowski are working to finalize the deal. A renewed offer from Nottingham Forest for Ziółkowski is possible in the coming hours, as the agents are working to decrease the difference between the 20–25 million asking price and the initial 15 million proposal that included bonuses. It is possible that an agreement for a compromise amount could be reached. Legia Warszawa secured 10 percent of the profit Roma will receive from selling the 20-year-old.

According to Nicolo Schira, Nottingham Forest are preparing to submit an official bid to AS Roma in an attempt to sign centre-back Jan Ziolkowski, who was born in 2005.

Polish international Jan Ziółkowski has reportedly attracted interest from English clubs. AFC Bournemouth and Brighton & Hove Albion have been previously mentioned, though a move for the player is reportedly not a priority for those two teams. Representatives from Nottingham Forest have verbally expressed interest in the central defender, valuing him at around 15 million euros, a figure that probably includes bonuses. Roma's management is said to have considered this proposal too low, as the club reportedly expects to receive approximately 20 million euros for the 20-year-old. Ziółkowski joined Roma in August 2025 and has a contract with the club until June 2030. He has 3 caps for Poland and his current Transfermarkt market value is €12.00m.