Murillo signs long-term contract with Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest have announced on Tuesday that Murillo has signed a four-and-a-half-year contract, which will tie him to the club until 2029. The Brazilian defender has made rapid progress at Forest since joining in 2023.
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Murillo has signed a new long-term contract with Nottingham Forest, the club confirmed on Tuesday. The Brazilian defender has penned a four-and-a-half-year deal, increasing his stay in England until 2029.
22-year-old Murillo has rapidly become an important asset in the Forest backline since joining the Premier League side from Corinthians in August 2023 for a free worth £11 million. He has 57 appearances for the Tricky Trees, with one goal and two assists.
Speaking on the renewal, the player said: "I’m very thankful and very happy that there are four more years to come. I’m thankful to everyone for the support – not just to me, but to my family as well.
"Everywhere I go, every shop, wherever it is, they treat my family and I really well. So, I’m very grateful for everything they do for myself and for the team. I’m sure that we’ve got a big future in front of us," he concluded.
22-year-old Murillo has rapidly become an important asset in the Forest backline since joining the Premier League side from Corinthians in August 2023 for a free worth £11 million. He has 57 appearances for the Tricky Trees, with one goal and two assists.
Speaking on the renewal, the player said: "I’m very thankful and very happy that there are four more years to come. I’m thankful to everyone for the support – not just to me, but to my family as well.
"Everywhere I go, every shop, wherever it is, they treat my family and I really well. So, I’m very grateful for everything they do for myself and for the team. I’m sure that we’ve got a big future in front of us," he concluded.
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