Nottingham Forest could contemplate a sale of Murillo in January amid his faltering form and the need to protect his current market valuation…

Nottingham Forest could reportedly consider selling Brazilian defender Murillo in January if his form does not improve. According to Football Insider, the club is concerned that the 24-year-old's dip in performances could diminish his transfer valuation, prompting officials to consider cashing in while they can still command a substantial fee.
Liverpool, Chelsea, and Manchester United are all reportedly monitoring Murillo as a potential permanent transfer target to bolster their defensive lines. Forest, who have struggled defensively under manager Oliver Glasner with just one win in nine matches, may open the door to a departure to protect their financial interests.
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