Derbyshire Live has reported that Derby County are believed to be open to offers for Ryan Nyambe, who missed the club’s pre-season friendly on Friday night. Derby County are seeking a permanent exit for the player as they look to reduce their wage bill and potentially generate extra revenue. Ryan Nyambe is considered not needed by the club, and Derby are optimistic that he will attract interest before the 1 September deadline. He is currently managing a minor injury but is not expected to be unavailable for much longer.

Ryan Nyambe will return to Derby, where it is likely his future will be away from Pride Park. He has one year remaining on his contract, and his first-team opportunities are expected to be extremely limited because of the form of Joe Ward and as Max Johnston has also returned from injury.

According to an announcement from Reading FC, right-back Ryan Nyambe has been signed on loan from Championship side Derby County for the remainder of the season. Nyambe is eligible to make his debut against Barnsley on Saturday, but this is subject to EFL ratification.

A move away for Ryan Nyambe may be sanctioned once Max Johnston is available again. In Max Johnston's absence, Joe Ward has become John Eustace’s favoured cover option on the right.