CalcioMercato reported that Al-Qadsiah has outbid the English offer for Tijjani Reijnders. The player had been linked to Nottingham Forest.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Nottingham Forest remain interested in Reijnders and the transfer is entirely dependent on the player's decision.

According to Team Talk, Tijjani Reijnders of Man City is a realistic target for Nottingham Forest as a replacement for Elliot Anderson. Sources close to the talks have indicated that Man City is open to selling Reijnders for an offer of approximately £60 million. There is a belief that the player would prefer to stay at a club that competes in European competition, so it will be necessary for Forest to persuade him that a move provides the right platform for his continued development. It is expected that negotiations will intensify in the near future.

According to the Daily Mail, Nottingham Forest are exploring a move for Manchester City midfielder Tijjani Reijnders, with the Netherlands international emerging as a £55m target. It is understood that Reijnders would be open to the transfer in search of consistent first-team football. Nottingham Forest now appear ready to test Manchester City's stance with a £55m offer.