Nottingham Forest will be happy that they managed to keep their best players at the club by the end of the summer transfer season.
The team led by Nuno Espirito Santo has started the 2024–25 season well, having scored five points in their first three games.
Over the summer, Forest was able to add ten new players, and Nuno had plenty of support from Evangelos Marinakis.
But it’s clear that some of the club’s best players who stayed over the summer may raise some questions about their long-term prospects.
To become Forest’s highest paid player with a lucrative new contract, Morgan Gibbs-White is anticipated to hold new contract negotiations.
However, prior to next summer, a different talent continues to draw attention from some of Europe’s top teams.Milan is thinking about Nottingham Forest’s defender.
In recent months, West Ham United and Tottenham Hotspur have shown interest in players like Gibson-White.
Nonetheless, Murillo is a player in whom this summer’s transfer window has garnered interest from teams like Arsenal.Nottingham Forest is anticipated to begin negotiations to make a “extraordinary” player their highest paid player.”I sympathise with him”: Writer defends £30 million Nottingham
Prior reports have stated that Forest values Murillo at approximately £70 million after a strong debut season at the City Ground.
Additionally, the Italian newspaper states that Inter is aware that Forest is expected to demand a high price for the Brazilian.
Even if Inter maintains that Murillo is “destined for great things,” there’s a chance they’ll go with a less expensive choice later on.
Murillo’s agreement with Steve Cooper might be extremely profitable.
Murillo was acquired by the team in the summer of 2023 from Corinthians for almost £10 million, thanks to the efforts of Steve Cooper.
And during that time, the centre back has been crucial to Forest’s success in the Premier League.
During his tenure at Forest, Murillo has even been called “sensational,” drawing interest from some of the Premier League’s larger teams.
The Brazilian may, however, press for a transfer in the summer, and Forest must make a sizable profit before they will allow him to leave.
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