At the City Ground, Murillo, the defender for Nottingham Forest, has been conveying what assistant manager Rui Pedro Silva has been saying to him.
The Brazilian ESPN spoke with the central defense.
What does Silva continue to say to Forest star Murillo, then? Let us examine the player’s comments in more detail.
What the assistant manager of Forest keeps telling Murillo
Murillo seems to be a well-liked player at Forest, and it appears that he has a very bright career ahead of him.
During the summer transfer window, Forest acquired the 21-year-old from Corinthians for a meager £10.4 million.
When Murillo inevitably leaves, Forest hopes he will bring in more money than they did for Brennan Johnson, according to reports that have already surfaced.
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Speaking about his time with the team thus far, the defender has mentioned a lighthearted remark that the assistant manager frequently says to him.
“Since he arrived, I’ve had a huge connection with him, from coach to player, he helps me a lot,” he said to ESPN Brazil. Even now, the assistant makes jokes about me, calling me his son. “No, stop it, come,” I say. Thus, the man greatly assists me.
Murillo had no bounds; he could reach the summit.
We think there’s a good chance the defender will eventually leave Forest for a highly elite team.
For the time being, perhaps, the young player can continue developing with Forest, and Murillo seems content at the City Ground.
Before Murillo joined the Reds, Manchester City had expressed interest in signing him, and it’s possible that they are still considering the Brazilian.
Since Espirito Santo took over for Steve Cooper, the player is not the first to publicly commend the player.
Things seem to be coming together behind the scenes, and the difficulty is having to do it more frequently on game days.
Although Murillo is still learning, it’s safe to say that he has given the Forest recruitment team a good checkmark.
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