90min reports on Liverpool's intention to sell Jarell Quansah for a substantial fee. Liverpool want to sell Jarell Quansah for around £30 million. Nottingham Forest is leading the race for his signature.

Former scout Mick Brown has confirmed that Nottingham Forest are one of the clubs keen on a summer move for Liverpool defender Jarell Quansah. Nottingham Forest is interested in either a permanent move or a loan. Liverpool and the manager are reportedly willing to let him go on loan, which is deemed necessary for his development. A move to Nottingham Forest would allow him to play regularly in the Premier League, which is important for his growth as a player. Nottingham Forest aims to strengthen their squad for European competition, and Quansah is on their radar.

Nottingham Forest have expressed interest in acquiring Jarell Quansah from Liverpool, considering him a valuable asset to enhance their defense for the upcoming season. They are aiming to secure a more favorable deal due to Quansah's limited playing time this season. Nottingham Forest have joined the competition with Newcastle United to sign the Liverpool defender, who is priced at approximately €35 million (£29.7m / $39.4m) by Liverpool. Both clubs are eager to strengthen their defensive options, but they intend to negotiate a reduced fee given Quansah's limited appearances, which amount to just 398 minutes in the Premier League this season. Despite Quansah having signed a new contract with Liverpool in October, the increasing interest from major European clubs, including Inter Milan and several German teams, indicates that the likelihood of Quansah departing Anfield this summer is on the rise.