Barcelona and Real Madrid are now competing with each other to sign a Nottingham Forest player this summer.
This summer, the Reds will be active in the transfer market once more, and one or more of their great players may depart.
Once again, Forest needs to be aware of financial equity, and even in cases when survival is assured, departures appear highly probable.
One player whose name has been connected to an exit is Morgan Gibbs-White, who is being watched by both West Ham and Tottenham.
Any major player leaving would be devastating, particularly if the team can avoid being relegated back to the Championship.
But in the present world, this is what clubs like Forest have to contend with, and any player who performs well will draw attention.
Murillo is one player who will most likely be of interest; four Premier League teams have already expressed interest in the defender.
It’s crazy to consider how far Forest has come when Barcelona and Real Madrid want their players, but this is getting ludicrous now.
The two ultimate titans of the game are currently fighting it out to sign Forest’s Murillo, according to Football Espana.
Big teams are getting ready to make bids in the summer because they believe that this defender will become a top star eventually.
Given that the team will probably need to generate money in order to pass the financial fair play cycle for next year, Forest will likely have to work hard to hold onto Murillo.
Since making his Premier League debut against Brentford in October, Murillo has been a constant.
The two La Liga titans are currently slugging it out for the Brazilian, who only cost Forest £11 million during the summer.
It has previously been stated that Forest could need to receive an offer of about £50 million before agreeing to sell Murillo.
Any prospective sale should have a stipulation about Forest.
Replacing Murillo will be nearly tough for Forest if they stay in the Premier League, and the Reds should be delighted.
Murillo has played well this season, but he is far from a finished product, and it is unlikely that a larger club will give him regular playing time.
In light of this, should the Reds manage to locate a team this summer prepared to pay the transfer fee, they ought to request a season-long loan for Murillo.
It would be fantastic to think that Murillo might continue to improve his value at Forest.
That seems improbable, though, given that teams like Real Madrid and Barcelona are now keeping an eye on the Forest defender.
