The Sun has reported that Nottingham Forest is interested in Konstantinos Karetsas and has been actively scouting him. It is understood that Nottingham Forest dispatched scouts to observe Karetsas during Greece's Nations League match. The player has a £35 million release clause in his contract with Genk. Karetsas, who has recently become Greece's youngest starter and goalscorer, has drawn the attention of several top European clubs, including Bayern Munich, Manchester United, and Liverpool. Despite facing stiff competition, Nottingham Forest remains optimistic about acquiring the services of the talented 17-year-old attacker from Genk, where he is contracted until 2027. Karetsas's versatility on the pitch, with the ability to play on either flank or as a No. 10, makes him a valuable prospect for any club aiming to enhance their attacking lineup.