Tijjani Reijnders' future at Manchester City is uncertain, with the Nottingham Forest and AC Milan now in the hunt for the Dutch midfielder. According to reports, the English club is willing to pay £55 million (approximately €64 million) for Reijnders, who has been looking for greater continuity in his career.

Reijnders was sold to Manchester City for €57.7 million plus €14 million in bonuses in June 2025. The bonuses include €5 million for Champions League qualification, €1 million for Premier League titles, and €2 million each for Ballon d'Or and Champions League awards.

If Reijnders is sold to the Nottingham Forest, AC Milan will receive the entire quota of €14 million in bonuses, bringing the total earnings from the sale to a record €71.7 million. This would be a significant boost to the club's finances, especially given the initial sale price of €57.7 million.

AC Milan's financial team will be monitoring the situation closely, as the sale of Reijnders could have a significant impact on the club's transfer budget. With the Italian transfer window set to open soon, the Rossoneri will be looking to make the most of any potential windfalls to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season.