Nottingham Forest’s midfielder, Gustavo Scarpa, is reportedly on the verge of a January move, with Brazilian clubs expressing increased interest. Flamengo and Atletico Mineiro are said to have submitted ‘similar offers’ for the player. Scarpa is optimistic about a imminent deal, but the main hurdle appears to be reaching an agreement with Nottingham Forest, who have set a €6 million asking price.
Atletico Mineiro is reported to have made a €4.5 million offer, asserting that they won’t engage in a bidding war. Despite this, they hold a perceived advantage, as per Goal Brasil, due to two factors: less competition for a spot in the team and the presence of manager Luiz Felipe Scolari, which appeals to Scarpa.
The player, now open to returning to Brazil, awaits Nottingham Forest’s decision as they evaluate the incoming offers for his permanent departure. The situation signals a positive development in the pursuit, with the potential for Scarpa to make a significant move in the upcoming transfer window.
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