According to The Telegraph, Leeds United have made an initial offer for Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Jorgen Strand Larsen, with Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest and West Ham United also providing competition.

Team Talk reports that there is intense interest in Jorgen Strand Larsen and that multiple clubs are considering a January transfer for him. According to TEAMtalk, nearly a dozen clubs have initiated contact regarding a possible January deal for Jorgen Strand Larsen. Nottingham Forest are pursuing him and are convinced the Norwegian could be a significant January upgrade to their attacking options.

Nottingham Forest have made contact with Wolves over a deal to sign forward Jorgen Strand Larsen, who is expected to cost £40 million. Football Insider reports that Nottingham Forest have made a definite approach for the player. On the Inside Track podcast, Pete O’Rourke stated that Nottingham Forest are actively pursuing Jorgen Strand Larsen, monitoring him closely, and have made contact to gauge his interest in a move to the City Ground. Wolves are prepared to sell Jorgen Strand Larsen and might reluctantly accept a significant offer of around £40 million. A move could happen if the forward was to push for it.

According to sources who spoke to Football Insider, Nottingham Forest have contacted Jorgen Strand Larsen’s representatives to determine his interest in a transfer to the City Ground. Forest are increasing their interest because Chris Wood has a long-term injury. Wolves are reluctant to sell Strand-Larsen to Forest, a potential relegation rival, but Forest are ready to test that reluctance with a significant financial offer. Wolves are demanding a fee of £40million for the striker.