Tijjani Reijnders has emerged as a target for Nottingham Forest, a move that could bring significant financial gains to AC Milan. The midfielder's potential transfer has sparked interest at the club, given that his sale could generate a substantial amount of money. According to reports, Nottingham Forest is willing to pay 55 million pounds, approximately 64 million euros, for Reijjnders.

The economic impact of this deal on Milan is tied to the terms of Reijnders' sale to Manchester City in 2025. The initial transfer was valued at 57.7 million euros, with an additional 14 million euros linked to performance-based bonuses.

Many of these bonuses are difficult to achieve and are spread out until 2030, including payments for Champions League placings and individual awards. If Reijnders is sold to Nottingham Forest, Manchester City would be required to pay the remaining bonus amount to Milan, provided certain conditions are met.

With Manchester City having qualified for the Champions League, the minimum requirement has already been fulfilled. As a result, if the transfer goes through, Milan would receive the full 14 million euros in bonuses, bringing the total earnings from Reijnders' sale to 71.7 million euros.