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nottingham forestArnaud Kalimuendo has been on loan at Eintracht Frankfurt since the winter market.

The Bundesliga side have agreed a €27 million buyout clause with Nottingham Forest but his future after this season remains uncertain.

Kalimuendo arrived at the City Ground from Stade Rennais in August 2025 and failed to score or assist in nine Premier League matches.

In January, the Premier League side sent him on loan to Germany, and the move has gone well so far. The striker played 16 matches, scoring six goals and providing one assist.

His Bundesliga statistics are as follows:

• Appearances: 16
• Start: 14
• Minutes per game: 76
• Target: 6
• Help: 1
• Expected goal: 4.04
• Expected Support: 1.13
• Big chances made: 3
• Big chances missed: 7

Eintracht Frankfurt have a desire to retain the player who is owned by Nottingham Forest. On 6 April, Game Witness Covered claims from Germany That they can’t afford his €27m clause.

The German club signed Rasmus Christensen on loan with a €15m purchase option. In the end, they increased him from €6m to €8.5m with bonuses. Last month, we broadcast news They are trying to repeat the same trick to retain Kalimuendo.

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image Now cover the latest on Arnaud Kalimuendo in a report focusing mainly on Eintracht Frankfurt’s Elie Wahi, who is now on loan at OGC Nice.

Wahi has performed well in France and has scored seven goals and two assists in 15 matches this year. There have been claims that Besiktas are interested in him.

Bild relayed this and insisted he would not leave for less than €20m, and are confident the Turkish club would make a move for Wahi. The Ligue 1 side would also be ready to buy him.

The Bundesliga side did not include any purchase option and believe his price will continue to rise. Their sporting director, Markus Kroesch, is confident of collecting a fair fee for Wahi.

Eintracht Frankfurt’s Noel Futkeau is on loan at Greuther Furth and they hope to raise €10m for him in the summer.

Crochet and his team’s ‘big hope’ is to sell Wahi and Futaku to finance a deal for a player owned by Nottingham Forest. There is a €27 million purchase option but he is willing to negotiate with the Reds to reduce the price.

Nottingham Forest have the final say

There is no mention of whether Vitor Pereira’s side are willing to make a discount to Eintracht Frankfurt. Either way, the final decision will rest with the English club.

If the Reds do not do so, the deal will be complicated for the German club. In that case, Arnaud Kalimuendo will have to return to the City Ground and Nottingham Forest and then decide on his future.

His contract with the Premier League team is until 2030, and transfer market He is worth €25 million.

It has been a tough few months for Giovanni Leone since joining liverpool last summer. The young defender is already attracting the attention of Italian clubs.

The centre-back made his debut in a League Cup game against Southampton at the start of the campaign. Then he suffered a serious ACL injury and has not played for the Reds since.

earlier this year, sports witness Leoni’s comments that he had no regrets over the move to Liverpool were covered. He also revealed his stance that a move to Anfield last summer was his ‘best choice’.

Typically, a promising Italian moving away from Serie A doesn’t sit well with the country’s press. They talk about him constantly and this is quite evident in how Sandro Tonali is talked about.

Now, The Interista Talk about Inter Milan’s interest in Lyon.

Loan with obligation on the table

The outlet has made it clear that Inter are trying to ‘Italianise’ their squad next season. Several players will leave in the summer and this includes Stefan de Vrij and Francesco Acerbi.

Liverpool’s Leone is seen as the ideal candidate, as he is Italian and also a proven Serie A prospect.

It is believed that Inter Sporting director Piero Ausilio is already in contact with a number of clubs. This has landed an offer on the table for the Reds, who have been handed an initial loan with an obligation to buy.

This is something that will be very difficult for Liverpool to accept. Selling Leoni just one season after signing would be a huge loss, especially due to his knee injury.

The Merseyside club’s stance is hindering a move but Inter will continue to monitor the situation.

Our opinion: Liverpool should trust Leoni

The Reds’ backline is not getting any smaller. Virgil van Dijk is 34 and there are still doubts over Ibrahima Konate’s future. Joe Gomez is 28, but has also been linked with an exit in the past.

This is Lyon’s next big hope for Liverpool’s backline. He is not unproven in any way. He was vital for Parma last season and was very important in their survival in Serie A. Due to this he was also on the field for the Italian national team.

That’s why he’s someone Arne Slott should definitely trust. They paid a huge sum to sign him and it would make no sense to move on quickly.

This week, sports witness Liverpool have covered the position of goalkeeper Alisson, who is attracting interest from Italy.

La Repubblica talk of a battle involving Juventus and Inter Milan, with both sides looking to sign a new goalkeeper. There is also interest from Tottenham’s Guglielmo Vicario but the Brazilian’s contract scenario is slowly catching his attention.

The goalkeeper’s current deal at Anfield expires in 2027, with no renewal.

It now appears that the mediators are planning his exit from Liverpool this summer.

Middlemen work for the player

Journalist mirco di natalewho mainly covers Juventus, has tweeted about the Brazil international’s relationship with the Bianconeri.

He explained that several intermediaries are trying to find a new club for the 33-year-old player. Juve were thus possibly contacted about his availability and are now alert to the situation at Anfield.

They really like the leadership and experience of the player. Even though Juve have made initial contacts for Tottenham’s Vicario, Alisson is being considered as an alternative.

Old Lady manager Luciano Spalletti worked with Alisson during his time at Roma. It can be argued that during his time in Serie A he played a vital role in his development and reach at the highest level.

The exit could be at the right time for Alisson

It can be assumed that Alisson’s contract is also considered quite attractive considering how Juve likes to operate in the market. There have been suggestions that the player’s salary demands may hinder a change but he still remains a candidate.

He is one of the best goalkeepers in the world despite his age. The Liverpool man is a far better stopper than Vicario, who has struggled this season. There are also question marks over the Italian’s ability on the ball.

That’s why Alisson’s return to Italy is worth keeping an eye on.

There’s a new decision-maker in town, and new Miami Dolphins general manager John-Eric Sullivan has been busy cutting costs this week. They’ve already said goodbye to four players, including a pair of Pro Bowl players in Tyreke Hill and Bradley Chubb.

Now, the Dolphins are preparing to cut bait with another star talent, even if he is a three-time All-Pro. Only, this time, instead of releasing him from the roster, the Dolphins are trying to get some trade compensation in return.

According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the Dolphins are now fielding a trade offer for five-time Pro Bowl safety Minkah Fitzpatrick.

Although Schultz didn’t say it, if the Dolphins don’t get a trade offer to their liking, there’s always a possibility they decide to release Fitzpatrick as well. However, they naturally want to utilize any and all trading opportunities first.

Although the Dolphins will face a $12.9 million dead cap charge if they cut Fitzpatrick before June 1, they are hoping they find a trade partner for the 29-year-old New Jersey native. Releasing him now would only save a maximum of $5.8 million.

Thus, with the Dolphins putting the put-for-sale sign on one of their best defenders now, they have a better chance of getting some value in return than letting him leave for nothing.

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