Nottingham Forest could 'cash in' on Murillo as 'major concerns' emerge

Forest may sell Murillo in 2027 if his form doesn't improve, with Man United, Liverpool and Chelsea monitoring the centre-back amid concerns over his recent displays.

Nottingham Forest are considering the possibility of selling Murillo in 2027 if his performances continue to decline, according to former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown. The 24-year-old Brazil international has struggled since Oliver Glasner's arrival and has not matched the standards he set in previous seasons, raising concerns about whether his downturn is temporary or more significant.

Forest placed a substantial price tag on Murillo amid interest from several Premier League clubs, including Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea. Brown suggested the club faces a difficult decision: sell now while they can still command a high fee, or risk his value dropping further if his poor form continues. A January move is unlikely, but he could become available next summer.

Murillo has been on the radar of top clubs for nearly two years, and while Forest would prefer to keep him and see him return to form, they may not rule out a sale if a significant offer arrives.