Nottingham Forest have a knack of signing players from South America who sign and then barely play before heading back to their roots, and Cuiabano…

Vasco da Gama are reportedly preparing a permanent offer of around £4.4 million to sign Nottingham Forest defender Cuiabano, falling short of Forest's £8.7 million valuation. The left-sided defender is currently on loan in Brazil after making just one appearance for Forest's under-21s, and he is reportedly eager to stay in his homeland as his family is settled.
Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis must decide whether to accept a financial loss on the player, with the article arguing that Forest should learn transfer lessons from previous Brazilian signings like Gustavo Scarpa and Carlos Miguel.
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