A bid for Nottingham Forest’s 29-year-old player from a Brazilian club has just been accepted – journalist

A bid for Nottingham Forest’s 29-year-old player from a Brazilian club has just been accepted – journalist

It’s now believed by Internacional that they will prevail in the January signing competition with Nottingham Forest’s Gustavo Scarpa.

The Brazilian player, who the Reds sent away in the summer, hasn’t exactly taken off at Olympiacos.

Scarpa joined Forest during the January 2023 transfer window, although he had trouble establishing himself at the City Ground.

He only made ten appearances with the Reds, and he did not contribute one goal to the score.

Scarpa gave a good performance in the 2-0 victory over Leicester the previous season,and Ian Wright gave him praise afterward. Internacional now has a fondness for Scarpa

It’s said that Internacional is now more optimistic about their chances of winning

Forest’s signing competition for Scarpa.

The Brazilian team is anticipated to acquire their guy following another offer, according to Jorge Nicola’s YouTube video.

After been denied the player, Internacional is now more confident in their ability to sign him.

Internacional will now only need to work out personal conditions after Forest is said to have approved a bid of £3.5 million.

Right of Forest to sell Scarpa

The 29-year-old simply lacked that final element of excellence in his Premier League performances.

Although it has long been rumoured that several Brazilian teams were following him, some clubs have already dropped out of the running.

Vamo Sao Paulo claims that when the window reopens, there is zero likelihood that they will land Scarpa from Forest.

His £35,000 weekly salary has discouraged many clubs in his home country from chasing him.

Scarpa’s tenure at the City Ground hasn’t exactly shown his best side, so trading him now seems like the only choice for Forest.

The fans of Forest wish the attacker well on his departure, although his time in Europe hasn’t quite gone as planned.

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