Nottingham Forest demand €30m for Eintracht Frankfurt target Arnaud Kalimuendo

Eintracht Frankfurt are considering bringing Arnaud Kalimuendo back to Germany, but Nottingham Forest are reportedly demanding €30m for the French striker.

The 24-year-old previously spent the second half of last season on loan at Frankfurt, where his performances attracted interest in a possible return.

However, according to Sky, as reported by fussballtransfers.com, Forest are keen to sell the forward rather than sanction another temporary move.

Forest set €30m asking price

Nottingham Forest are reportedly demanding €30m for Kalimuendo, despite Frankfurt having previously held the option to sign him permanently for €27m.

The Bundesliga side allowed that purchase option to expire in the summer of 2026 and are now exploring the possibility of bringing him back on another loan deal during the winter transfer window.

Forest, however, would prefer a permanent transfer, creating a potential obstacle to Frankfurt’s plans.

According to Sky, no contact has been made between the clubs so far regarding a possible deal.

Kalimuendo struggles for playing time at Forest

Kalimuendo has struggled to secure regular playing time since joining Nottingham Forest.

The French forward has managed just 110 minutes of action across all competitions so far this season.

His limited involvement could leave the door open for a move away from the Premier League side, although Forest’s reported €30m valuation could complicate Frankfurt’s efforts to bring him back.