Crystal Palace co-chairman Steve Parish says that Nottingham Forest aren't the only club out to buy Jack Hunt, according to Sky Sports News.

The full-back was taken on a short term loan by Nottingham Forest over the summer, as personal terms couldn't be sorted out before the transfer window closed.

Several sides have now shown interest in the 23-year-old, leading Neil Warnock and Steve Parish to up the asking price for Hunt, lthough Hunt fighting back into Warnock's plans remains a possibility, Parish said to Sky Sports News.

He told Sky Sports News: “Prices in football change all the time. Forest showed some interest in August, and then decided not to do it.

“Since then we have had other bids for a lot more money. That’s life. They should’ve taken the opportunity when they had it. Now we’ve got a different manager who has gone to see him play and likes him.

“This is football – one minute a player is worth one amount, then they do well and are worth another amount.

“One reason you let people go on loan is because if they do well then their value goes up.

“I understand them (Forest) kicking themselves – we all do that from time to time – but I’m not here to hold a price and say ‘come back when you feel it, no matter how he does or what anyone else wants to pay for him’.

“It’s unfortunate for Forest because an opportunity existed at the time that doesn’t exist anymore.

“I like Stuart a lot - he’s always been very nice to me - and I can understand him being a bit frustrated.

“I’m not sure if Neil wants to let Jack go. He wants to watch him. Forest have still got him and they are still doing well. I’m happy for him to be there - they are a good club.”