Sky Sports Deutschland reports that VfB Stuttgart has set a starting price of forty million euros for Ramon Hendriks. Nottingham Forest showed concrete interest in Hendriks last winter, but Stuttgart only wanted to negotiate during the summer transfer window. When Hendriks was transferred to Stuttgart in the summer of 2024 for 750 thousand euros, Feyenoord reportedly secured a resale percentage, according to various sources.

Sky reported that Nottingham Forest showed interest in defender Ramon Hendriks and made an informal inquiry to VfB Stuttgart on Sunday. The inquiry was immediately rejected by Stuttgart. According to BILD, no concrete, written offer was made by the English club. The deal was reportedly for approximately 15 million euros, which was considered to be much too low. Hendriks's contract with Stuttgart runs until 2028 and does not include a release clause. Fabian Wohlgemuth stated that for financial reasons, VfB Stuttgart does not have to sell key players. Ramon Hendriks stated that he has nothing to say about the situation at the moment. He added that it is nice that clubs are showing interest, perhaps due to his performances in recent weeks, but that he is in Stuttgart.

Ramon Hendriks stated in response to the situation that he cannot say anything about it at the moment. He described the interest of other clubs as a nice thing, but added that he is currently in Stuttgart.

Nottingham Forest, a Premier League club, inquired with VfB Stuttgart about a winter transfer for Ramon Hendriks, a 24-year-old Dutch centre-back. The Bundesliga club, however, immediately rejected the approach. Hendriks joined Stuttgart in 2024 from Feyenoord Rotterdam for a small fee and has become a key player, with his contract running until 2028. It is uncertain whether Nottingham Forest will make another attempt to sign the defender. The former Netherlands U19 international has made 16 appearances and provided one assist in the Bundesliga this season. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt at €5.00m.