Nottingham Forest and Sheffield Wednesday would reportedly have to pay £1m for Max Clark

Nottingham Forest and Sheffield Wednesday reportedly want Hull City’s Max Clark in the summer transfer window.

Max Clark of Hull City crosses the ball as Ryan Manning of Queens Park Rangers attempts to block during the Sky Bet Championship match between Hull City and Queens Park Rangers at KCOM...

Nottingham Forest and Sheffield Wednesday are interested in signing Hull City star Max Clark in the summer transfer window, according to The Hull Daily Mail.

Clark, who can operate as a defender or as a midfielder, is out of contract at Hull this summer and will become a free agent.

Max Clark of Hull City crosses the ball into the box during the Sky Bet Championship match between Hull City and Sheffield United at KCOM Stadium on February 23, 2018 in Hull, England.

It has been reported that Hull’s Championship rivals Forest and Wednesday both are interested in the 22-year-old, who is also claimed to be on the radar of Dutch club Vitesse Arnhem.

The Hull Daily Mail has claimed that Hull would seek £1 million as compensation fee should Clark move to an English club in the summer transfer window.

Max Clark of Hull City in action during The Emirates FA Cup Third Round match between Blackburn Rovers and Hull City at Ewood Park on January 6, 2018 in Blackburn, England.

Good signing for Nottingham Forest or Sheffield Wednesday?

Clark is a very good and promising young player, and he would be a smart signing for Forest or Wednesday for just £1m.

The 22-year-old knows the Championship well, and his versatility to operate as a defender or as midfielder make him a very attractive prospect indeed.

Both Forest and Wednesday will be aiming to finish in the Championship playoffs next season.

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Nottingham Forest and Sheffield Wednesday would reportedly have to pay £1m for Max Clark