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Forest target Reijnders - Wednesday's gossip

Nottingham Forest eye Tijjani Reijnders, Spurs want Savinho and Nicolas Jackson, Real Madrid resume Vinicius Jr contract talks, plus more.

Forest target Reijnders - Wednesday's gossip

Nottingham Forest are targeting Reijnders, a 28-year-old Netherlands midfielder, for a potential £55m transfer. Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur are interested in Brazilian winger Savinho, 22, and are in discussions with Manchester City regarding the player. If Savinho moves to Tottenham, Manchester City would pursue Chelsea's Pedro Neto. Additionally, Tottenham's eyes are on Liverpool's Cody Gakpo, 27, and Eintracht Frankfurt's Jean-Matteo Bahoya, 21.

On the other hand, Real Madrid is set to resume contract negotiations with Vinicius Jr's representatives, but they are not willing to raise their recent offer to the 26-year-old Brazil winger. Meanwhile, Chelsea is nearing a deal with Rayo Vallecano for Spanish left-back Pep Chavarria, 28, who has agreed to terms with the Premier League side.

Tottenham is also interested in Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson, 25, but has not yet made a formal move for the Senegal international. Chelsea is exploring a move for Porto and Portugal goalkeeper Diogo Costa, 26, who has a 60m euro release clause. Fenerbahce is reportedly making a significant offer for Manchester United's 27-year-old winger Marcus Rashford, with negotiations underway.

Meanwhile, Hull City is in contention for Tottenham's 27-year-old winger Manor Solomon, valued at around £20m. Manchester United sees Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White, 26, as a potential captain replacement if Bruno Fernandes leaves the club. Both Manchester United and Chelsea have expressed interest in Bologna's 28-year-old Colombian center-back Jhon Lucumi, with bids from Juventus and Como also being considered.

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