Nottingham Forest will make a renewed move for Blackburn's £10million-rated striker Jordan Rhodes this summer. Forest manager Dougie Freedman failed in a bid to sign the 25-year-old on loan with view to a permanent deal in March as Blackburn rebuffed interest from Forest, Derby, Norwich and Middlesbrough. Freedman though now hopes the offer of straight cash can tempt Rovers into parting with a forward who has scored 70 goals in the last three seasons. Nottingham Forest are keen on signing Blackburn striker Jordan Rhodes, but it could cost them £10m . Rhodes has scored 70 goals in the last three seasons, and Blackburn have so far resisted all bids for him . Blackburn manager Gary Bowyer expects further interest in Rhodes' strike partner Rudy Gestede too after seeing the Benin international boost his season’s tally to 19 goals against Forest on Saturday. Hull, Crystal Palace, West Brom and Southampton have all watched French-born Gestede and Bowyer said: 'I know there’s going to be interest in him.'
Jordan Rhodes has scored 70 goals in the last three seasons .
Dougie Freeedman tried to sign the striker in March, but was turned down .
Rhodes and partner Rudy Gestede also attracting Premier League attention .