For Nottingham Forest to land an ambitious deal an “enormous” bid may be required.

If Nottingham Forest wants to sign Santiago Giménez from Feyenoord this summer, they might need to make a “enormous” bid.

Journalist Martijn Krabbendam, who covers the story today for Feyenoord Pings, claims that Martijn Krabbendamwill have to back up their claims if they hope to get him.

According to reports published in the past week, Nottingham Forest may be considering making a risky summer transfer for Giménez. First rumored in the Netherlands, their interest was then confirmed in Mexico, where a number of sources indicate that communication has taken place and an offer may be forthcoming shortly.

Given Giménez’s stellar achievements over the past few years and the fact he’s been connected to much bigger clubs, especially those in Europe, a move to Nottingham Forest would be surprising. However, it appears like Nuno Espirito Santo’s team is preparing to make a sizable offer in any case, maybe hoping to capitalize on the fact that other teams haven’t made any real progress in signing the striker. Krabbendam places a big check at the front of the list of requirements, indicating that more might be required.

According to Feyenoord Pings, Giménez had a call from Nottingham Forest and there is a minor interest in him (Dick Voormekkar Podcast). Either Giménez would not like that, or the sum must be quite large. There are rumors that he still has the ability to go. Giménez must eventually be sold as well. Ueda and Carranza are already there. That is why they have so many strikers.