Tijjani Reijnders transfer saga

In late July, Juventus entered preliminary discussions with Manchester City and Reijnders’ representatives about a possible loan or permanent move for the Dutch midfielder, who became a free agent on 30 June. The Italian club was looking to strengthen its midfield after a stalled target, and Galatashire was also mentioned as an interested party.

A week later, Nottingham Forest emerged as a new suitor, reportedly prepared to offer a £55 million‑€65 million fee to acquire Reijnders permanently. The Forest bid would give City a sizable profit after his first season. While Forest’s interest grew, Juventus remained linked to a loan option, and other clubs such as Galatasaray and Newcastle United were still noted as possible contenders.

The snapshots trace the widening pool of clubs pursuing Reijnders as the transfer window approaches, highlighting Juventus’ early negotiations and Forest’s subsequent aggressive offer.