Nottingham Forest anticipates receiving even more than Brennan Johnson for the “outstanding” Nuno star.
The club hierarchy appears to be anticipating a record sum for one of their “outstanding” Premier League players, which might mean that Nottingham Forest could benefit greatly in the upcoming transfer windows.
Forest adjusting to their new manager Nuno
Following the departure of club veteran Steve Cooper, Forest has found it difficult to produce results under new manager Nuno Espírito Santo. Their most recent victory, 2-0 over West Ham, was their first of the year in the Premier League, and they are still anxiously eyeing the relegation areas.
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They currently have four points more than Luton Town, who are in the final relegation spot. Everton sits between the two teams, ahead of Luton only by a goal differential. Nuno’s team still needs to produce a lot of results to avoid playing in the English second division the following season, though, as 40 points is thought to be the minimum required to stay in the Premier League. This is because they risk losing 10 points if they are found to have violated financial fair play rules.
There have been some outstanding performances at the City ground despite the paucity of results, and one individual in particular has drawn attention.
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Young defender Murillo, who is unquestionably the jewel in the Forest crown right now, has had a significant impact on the team in his brief tenure.
Although Murillo chose to play regular Premier League games at Forest instead of Manchester City, there are apparently many suitors for him after his brief time in the league. The Brazilian center back, who is still only 21 years old, has been praised as a “outstanding” potential by Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher, who has compared him to the dynamic Jarrad Branthwaite of Everton.
He said to Monday Night Football, “You can see the quality we have. I remember being a young lad going in myself at Liverpool and it’s an unforgiving position, I had to go full-back for the next three or four years and then go back to center-back.”
“(Jarrad) Branthwaite has been excellent, and Murillo, I believe, has also been excellent.”
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Following Brennan Johnson’s summertime exit, The Telegraph now reports that the Midlands group is already anticipating Murillo to become their new record sale. Johnson paid £47.5 million to join Tottenham, but if anyone wants to try and pry Murillo away from the City ground anytime soon, it’s expected that his price will be much higher.
It would be a significant return on the £11 million Forest invested in the young defender, and it would be more proof of the club’s recent successful transfer windows—though there have also been some errors.
Forest and Murillo have a deal that runs until2028, so unless they run the risk of breaking financial fair play again—for which they and Everton are presently being investigated—they won’t be under any pressure to break up.
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