Nottingham Forrest will be forced to sell one of their leaders amid financial fair play problems

Nottingham Forrest have been in trouble recently due to a failure to comply with financial fair-play, which has resulted in the team being dropped four points and consequently falling into the Premier League relegation zone. This is pushing the club into a forced sell-off of its leaders.

Thus, Foresters are faced with the need to keep hold of key centre-back Murillo, who, according to a Daily Mail report, has attracted the attention of Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Newcastle. It is these clubs who are keeping tabs on the 21-year-old Brazilian.

His purchase from Corinthians cost the Foresters €12m, but the club can expect a much bigger return if they have to say goodbye to him. Transfermarkt estimates him at 25 million euros.

Earlier we told you about how Nottingham Forrest could avoid problems with financial fair-play and what Atlético Madrid have to do with it.