Nottingham Forest's £38m bid for Lucas Bergvall rejected by Tottenham
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 16, 2026, 7:50 PM
Last updated Jul 16, 2026
Nottingham Forest's £38 million offer for Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Lucas Bergvall has been turned down. Spurs reportedly seek £50 million to part with the 20-year-old, who is seen as a valuable asset despite his desire for more first-team opportunities. Tottenham recently revamped their midfield, adding players for significant fees, which has led to their firm stance on Bergvall's valuation. Forest remains interested in him and may consider a new offer in response to Tottenham's demands.
- •Nottingham Forest's £38m bid rejected by Tottenham.
- •Tottenham demands £50m for midfielder Lucas Bergvall.
- •Bergvall seeks regular first-team football, indicating possible transfer interest.
- •Forest is considering an improved offer for Bergvall soon.
- •Spurs recently strengthened their midfield, raising Bergvall's value.
- 7:50 PMYahoo Sports — Report: Forest’s £38m Bid For Exciting Spurs Midfielder Rejected As Price Revealed
"Lucas Bergvall to Nottingham Forest? Spurs Stand Firm as £38m Bid RejectedNottingham Forest’s interest in Lucas Bergvall feels revealing, both of the player they want and of the market they are try...
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