AMAZING.. Under Nuno Espirito Santo, two former Wolves transfer targets are thriving at Nottingham Forest.

Right now, Wolves are facing a defensive problem, and one Premier League rival has two previous Molineux transfer targets..

Anderson Mosquera is expected to miss the remainder of the season due to injuries to his MCL and ACL, as the team confirmed on Tuesday. Up until January, Wolves will only have three senior center backs available. Wolves has given up the joint-highest amount of goals in the league after five Premier League games, with 14, and the defense has been the team’s weakest point, even though Mosquera has occasionally shown promise. Nottingham Forest is currently unbeaten and sits in eighth place in the Premier League. The fact that Nuno Espirito Santo’s team has been solid at the back has contributed to their impressive performance thus far.

Murillo and Milenkovic, who are currently flourishing at Nottingham Forest, were linked to Wolves.

Forest has only let up four goals in their first five games. As a result, they share the third-best defensive record in the league, behind only Liverpool and Arsenal in terms of goals conceded. The excellent form of Forest’s two center backs is one of the reasons for their strong start. Murillo, a Brazilian, has played every minute thus far, and Nikola Milenkovic, a summer transfer from Fiorentina, has participated in all four of the team’s games. Just before he moved to Forest in the summer of 2023, Wolves expressed strong interest in Murillo.

Wanderers reportedly had a proposal of about £10 million rejected by Corinthians, despite their desire to sign him away from them. He is now “recognised by top European clubs,” according to the Nottingham Post, and could get called up to the Brazil national team. Additionally, Wolves may have signed Milenkovic as his new center-back partner. According to Sky Sports, the club was interested in him a few years ago, but a transfer never happened. For a mere £12 million, Forest acquired him throughout the summer. After selling Max Kilman and Pedro Neto, Wolves could have afforded that without a doubt.

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