Nottingham Forest is contemplating another attempt to secure Santiago Gimenez during the winter transfer window. In the previous summer, Nottingham Forest had engaged in discussions with Gimenez, expressing a willingness to offer approximately 30 million euros for the 23-year-old striker, who has a contract with Feyenoord until the middle of 2027. Mexican journalist Oscar Mendoza reported that Nottingham Forest continues to keep Gimenez on their radar and intends to make another attempt, although they currently consider him as a backup option for Chris Wood. The potential deal is also influenced by Nottingham's aspirations to qualify for European competitions and their intention to enhance squad depth.

Rumors from Mexico suggest that Nottingham Forest is contemplating another attempt to sign Santiago Gimenez this winter. The club, currently ranked third in the Premier League, remains interested in acquiring the Feyenoord striker. Last summer, Nottingham Forest had discussions with Gimenez, who eventually decided not to move to the Premier League, despite the English club's willingness to pay approximately thirty million euros for the 23-year-old forward. Dennis te Kloese, Feyenoord's general director, indicated that Gimenez was allowed to talk with Nottingham and another club, but he was not entirely convinced. According to Mexican journalist Oscar Mendoza, Nottingham continues to have Gimenez on their radar, considering him a potential backup for Chris Wood, whose contract is set to expire in the summer. Nottingham's potential qualification for European competitions is also influencing their plans, as they seek to strengthen their squad.

Nottingham Forest is considering another attempt to sign Santiago Gimenez this winter. Despite being seen as a backup for Chris Wood, Gimenez remains on Nottingham's agenda. Last summer, Nottingham was willing to pay around thirty million euros for the 23-year-old forward, but Gimenez decided against the transfer. His contract with Feyenoord runs until mid-2027. The club aims to enhance squad depth as they aim for European competitions qualification.

In the summer, Nottingham Forest made a serious attempt to sign Santiago Gimenez. Despite their efforts, the transfer did not go through as Feyenoord's asking price of 45 million euros for Gimenez's transfer was not met.

Nottingham Forest was willing to offer over thirty million euros for Santiago Gimenez. However, no agreement was reached. Gimenez confirmed to FOX Sports that there was an approach and two offers were on the table. He expressed doubts about Nottingham Forest and decided to stay at Feyenoord for another year, primarily due to the Champions League.

Santiago Gimenez has informed the English club Nottingham Forest that he will not accept the offer that was made to him. According to Fabrizio Romano, 33 million euros, including bonuses, were offered to convince the Dutch club to sell their star striker.

Santiago Gimenez has definitively rejected a proposal from Nottingham Forest, despite the English club's improved offer. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported this news. A delegation from Nottingham Forest, led by owner Evangelos Marinakis, traveled to Rotterdam to discuss the deal, but the talks were unsuccessful as Gimenez had no interest in the transfer.

Nottingham Forest is interested in Santiago Gimenez from Feyenoord. The Mexican player wishes to move to the Premier League, but Feyenoord has coldly rejected all offers from Nottingham Forest so far. Feyenoord values him at least €10 million higher than what Nottingham Forest currently offers.

Nottingham Forest seemed to have good prospects for signing Gimenez for 33 million euros from Feyenoord. However, the Mexican striker has turned down the Premier League club's offer.

Nottingham Forest has not given up on the arrival of Santiago Gimenez. However, the Mexican striker seems not interested in a transfer to the Premier League strugglers, preferring to play Champions League football with Feyenoord or potentially transfer to Bayer Leverkusen.

Nottingham Forest has not given up on acquiring Santiago Gimenez after missing out on Eddie Nketiah. However, the Mexican striker prefers Champions League football with Feyenoord or a potential transfer to Bayer Leverkusen.

Santiago Gimenez has expressed disinterest in the transfer, but Nottingham Forest remains hopeful. A multi-year contract with a salary of around 5 million per year is prepared for Gimenez at Nottingham Forest, yet it has not been sufficient to persuade him thus far. On Monday, it was disclosed that the striker prefers to remain in the Eredivisie instead of relocating to a relegation-threatened team in England. Consequently, Feyenoord missed out on a record sum of approximately 33 million euros.

Robert Maaskant, a former coach, mentioned that Nottingham Forest is willing to pay 33 million euros for Santiago Gimenez. He considered this a good amount for a good striker but not for a top striker. Maaskant also noted that top clubs from Spain, Germany, or England have not shown interest in Gimenez yet. He believed that Feyenoord is still in talks about the transfer of Gimenez, indicating a high chance of his departure.

Nottingham Forest has not given up hope on signing Gimenez. A multi-year contract with a salary of around 5 million per year is ready for Gimenez at Nottingham Forest, but he prefers to stay in the Eredivisie.

Santiago Gimenez rejected a transfer to Nottingham Forest. The transfer would have been for a record amount to the Premier League, but Gimenez was not interested.

Nottingham Forest, coached by Nuno Espírito Santo, is in advanced negotiations to sign Santiago Giménez. According to The Telegraph, the deal is expected to be around 35 million euros. Giménez is one of Forest's main targets, and the club accelerated talks after complications in trying to sign Eddie Nketiah from Arsenal.

Santiago Gimenez is speculated to leave Feyenoord for Nottingham Forest. His continued presence at Feyenoord has caused some tension among his competitors at the club.

Willem van Hanegem believes that Nottingham Forest, a relegation candidate in the Premier League, matches the level of the Mexican striker from Feyenoord. Nottingham Forest wants to entice Feyenoord with an offer of 33 million euros, which would largely consist of bonuses. Van Hanegem is skeptical about Gimenez's performance, suggesting he has had few good matches in recent months.

Feyenoord is considering an improved offer from Nottingham Forest for Santiago Gimenez. Earlier bids were firmly rejected, but the new offer is under consideration. The current bid is reported to be 33 million euros, including bonuses, which is close to Feyenoord's asking price. Initially, Gimenez was not keen on moving to Nottingham Forest, but the club's determination has made him feel positive about the move. Additionally, he can expect a salary of 5.8 million euros in Nottingham.

Forest are advancing talks with Feyenoord over Santiago Gimenez, according to Fabrizio Romano. Their latest bid is believed to be worth £28m inclusive of add-ons, which would represent a club-record sale for Feyenoord if they accept.

Nottingham Forest has reignited their interest in Santiago Gimenez after failing to secure Eddie Nketiah. The club has made a third offer of around 33 million euros, including bonuses, and a sell-on clause. Personal negotiations with Gimenez are not expected to be an issue as an initial verbal agreement has already been reached. Feyenoord is considering the offer as it would make Gimenez the most expensive outgoing transfer in the club's history, surpassing Mats Wieffer's 30 million euro transfer earlier this summer.

With their move for Nketiah now over, Nottingham Forest are expected to push ahead in their pursuit of Feyenoord’s Santiago Gimenez. According to Fabrizio Romano, they have submitted a €33m offer for the Mexico international, and Gimenez is reportedly keen on the move. This marks the third proposal that Forest have lodged for the Feyenoord forward, and negotiations between the two clubs are anticipated to continue in the coming days.

Nottingham Forest has submitted a new offer to Feyenoord for Santiago Giménez. The proposal is worth €33 million, including add-ons. This would be a record sale for Feyenoord. Giménez is open to the move, but the final agreement is yet to be reached between the clubs. This marks the third proposal from Nottingham Forest for the player.

Nottingham Forrest has made a new bid for Santiago Gimenez, as reported by transfer expert Fabrzio Romano. The English club is willing to pay 33 million for the Mexican striker from Feyenoord.

Brian Priske, the Danish coach, said he cannot confirm whether Santiago Gimenez will stay at Feyenoord after the transfer window. Gimenez was on his way to Nottingham Forest last week, but both Feyenoord and the Mexican striker eventually did not want the deal. The Premier League club made two offers for the striker but now seems to be going for Eddie Nketiah from Arsenal.

Santiago Gimenez rejected a move to Nottingham Forest earlier this week. Gustavo Mendoza, a Fox Sports journalist, reported that Gimenez wants to play in the Champions League, which influenced his decision to reject Nottingham Forest.

Feyenoord rejected the improved offer from Nottingham Forest for Santiago Gimenez. The offer was 26 million euros plus 4 million euros in bonuses, which was not enough to convince Dennis te Kloese. Gimenez himself was also not keen on the move.

Feyenoord has rejected an improved offer from Nottingham Forest for Santiago Gimenez. The offer was 26 million euros plus 4 million euros in bonuses. Feyenoord is not convinced and seems to want to break their transfer record.

Feyenoord rejected Nottingham Forest's improved bid for Santiago Gimenez. The offer included 26 million euros plus 4 million euros in bonuses. Feyenoord is not convinced by the offer and seeks a higher fee.

Santiago Gimenez has been chased for a long time by several clubs, including Italian ones, especially Milan, during the summer. Now, however, he could end up in the Premier League. According to Fabrizio Romano, Feyenoord rejected Nottingham Forest's first offer of 25 million euros, but now the English club has improved the proposal, reaching 30 million.

Nottingham Forest is still working on the transfer of Santiago Gimenez. The most recent bid from Forest is 26 million euros plus 4 million in bonuses. Gimenez seems hesitant about leaving Rotterdam.

Nottingham Forest made an offer of 25 million EUR for Gimenez, which was rejected by Feyenoord, who valued him at 40 million EUR.

Nottingham Forest is anticipated to make a new bid for Santiago Gimenez soon, whether today, tomorrow, or later this week. Despite the interest, Gimenez reportedly prefers to remain at Feyenoord to aid in their bid for the title and direct qualification for the Champions League. It is said that he could earn between three to four million euros at Nottingham Forest, but for now, his preference is to stay at De Kuip. Feyenoord is looking to break the transfer record set by Mats Wieffer with the sale of Gimenez. Both the club and the player are taking a risk by not accepting the offer, as Gimenez's market value will hinge on his Champions League performance if he remains at Feyenoord.

Santiago Gimenez is seriously doubting whether he wants to leave Feyenoord, as reported by De Telegraaf. The Mexican striker is aware of concrete interest from Nottingham Forest, which has already made an offer for him. However, Gimenez is conscious that there is no Champions League football played there. Feyenoord has already discussed on Monday about what to do with Gimenez. The Rotterdam club has turned down an initial offer of approximately 25 million euros. Forest will have to significantly increase any new offer. Only at an amount close to 35 million euros is Feyenoord willing to sell him.

Nuno Espírito Santo is aiming to bring Santiago Giménez from Feyenoord to Nottingham Forest. AS reported that the Portuguese coach's team had already made an initial official offer of 25 million euros, but Feyenoord was seeking a significantly higher amount for the Mexican, between 40 to 45 million euros. However, the same source indicated that the deal could be finalized for slightly lower amounts, particularly because some offers from big clubs were anticipated and due to the player's desire to move to the Premier League, though nothing had materialized yet.

The entourage of Santiago Gimenez engaged in negotiations with Nottingham Forest on Monday. Martijn Krabbendam, a club watcher for Voetbal International, mentioned that the discussions were focused on the transfer fee. Nottingham Forest has shown a concrete interest in Gimenez, and negotiations took place throughout the day between Nottingham Forest and Gimenez's agents. Feyenoord is open to letting Gimenez go, provided Nottingham offers more than the 30 million euros Brighton paid for Mats Wieffer. It was highlighted that the player must also be willing to make the move. This transfer would set a new record for Feyenoord.

Nottingham Forest has presented a proposal to Feyenoord for Santiago Gimenez. The offer is reported to be 25 million euros, including bonuses. The player has expressed his openness to the transfer, indicating his interest in starting a new adventure in the Premier League. Negotiations between the clubs are ongoing. Santiago Gimenez is under contract with Feyenoord until 2027.

Nottingham Forest are reportedly considering whether to make a fresh bid for Feyenoord striker Santiago Gimenez. According to The Athletic, Forest are yet to come close to the Dutch club’s asking price for Gimenez, after making an offer in the region of €25 million, which was not enough to tempt the Eredivisie side to consider selling the 23-year-old striker.

The Athletic has reported that Nottingham Forest is considering making a renewed attempt to sign Santiago Gimenez. The Premier League club had its initial offer of 25 million euros, including bonuses, firmly rejected by Feyenoord. Nottingham Forest must now decide whether to make another attempt. Gimenez, who is highly regarded by the club, is open to the move. However, a significant gap remains between the clubs regarding the transfer fee.

Nottingham Forest has made its first official offer of 25 million euros. However, the Dutch club did not consider this offer sufficient. The club's demand is higher, resulting in the rejection of the initial proposal. Despite this setback, the English club remains determined and may present a new offer in the coming hours. Santiago Gimenez is a top priority for Nottingham Forest in their search for a new striker.

Nottingham Forest plans to make a concrete offer for Santiago Gimenez. The amount of the bid is not yet known. Gimenez is contracted with Feyenoord until the summer of 2027, allowing the club to demand a substantial transfer fee. Nottingham Forest has expressed interest through Dutch intermediaries, and Feyenoord's representative, Dennis te Kloese, may soon receive a call from the English club.