Nottingham Forest spent millions bringing John Victor and Cuiabano over from Botafogo last year. Just over 12 months later, the pair have made nine first-team appearances between them, and both could soon be heading to the same Brazilian club. Things…

Nottingham Forest could recoup roughly €11m to €12m in transfer fees through the potential permanent departures of Cuiabano and John Victor to Brazilian club Vasco da Gama. Both players were signed from Botafogo in 2025 for a combined €14m but have seen minimal playing time in England, totaling just nine first-team appearances between them.
Cuiabano is currently on loan at Vasco, who have reportedly submitted an offer between €6m and €7m to make the move permanent. Meanwhile, goalkeeper John Victor has informed Forest of his desire to leave in January, with the Premier League side seeking at least €5m for a permanent sale amid talks with Vasco representatives.
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