Report: £3m Brazilian is now ‘ready’ to make Nottingham Forest move this summer

Although the summer transfer market isn’t legally open yet,

Nottingham Forest will have a busy month since player sales must follow PSR regulations.

Forest may face additional sanctions at the start of the new season if they don’t raise some money from player sales

before June 30th.

But Nuno Espirito Santo would also want owner Evangelos Marinakis to support him in a number of ways.

Despite receiving a four-point deduction the previous season, Forest had to wait until the very end of the campaign

to guarantee their place in the Premier League.

Additionally, the first of their summer business may be approaching as they attempt to improve from their

difficulties from the previous semester.

Ready to play for Nottingham Forest is a Brazilian

It appears like Forest will have to sell players this month,

but that does not imply that players won’t still be coming to the City Ground.

A number of players, including Matt Turner, who has drawn interest from the MLS,

may be heading for the exits in the upcoming weeks.

Investing in some of Forest’s star players might yield substantial returns;

players like Murillo are reportedly valued at the club close to £70 million.

But in doing so, the Brazilian might leave just as one of his former teammates from Corinthians might be about to come.

Carlos Miguel, the goalkeeper for Corinthians, is reportedly “ready to play” for Nottingham Forest.

These reports come from Brazil.

According to reports, the 25-year-old Brazilian’s contract with the Brazilian powerhouses has a €4 million (£3 million) release clause.

The Brazilian has only made four appearances for Corinthians in the league this year, but he has kept two clean sheets.

Nottingham Forest’s goalkeeper problems are promptly resolved

With three different goalkeepers starting for Forest this season, there is little questioning the problems the team has

had between the sticks.

can do, and two of them have already been linked to moves elsewhere.

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