Liverpool has rejected a bid from Nottingham Forest for goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher, who has been a target for the Premier League club despite having recently signed a new goalkeeper, Carlos Miguel. The latest bid was reportedly well below Liverpool's valuation, which is believed to be between £25m to £30m, and the club is unwilling to sell Kelleher before the transfer deadline. Kelleher, who has expressed a desire for more first-team opportunities, remains under contract until 2026 and has made 47 competitive appearances for Liverpool. The Reds recently signed Federico Chiesa and Giorgi Mamardashvili, the latter of whom will stay on loan at Valencia until next season, indicating they are still active in the transfer market. Despite interest from other clubs, Liverpool aims to retain Kelleher as a backup to Alisson Becker for the upcoming season. Nottingham Forest may return with a higher bid, but Liverpool's stance appears firm.