Nottingham Forest have certainly hit the ground running in the summer transfer window, wasting no time in securing deals for Brazilian stars Igor Jesus, Cuiabano, and Jair Cunha for a combined sum of £33.6m. As they continue to bolster their squad, manager Nuno Espirito Santo is now setting his sights on bringing in Reinildo from Atletico Madrid. The club also has their eye on Lucas Cepeda from Colo-Colo, following his impressive performances in Chile’s top-flight football league.

Adding to their list of potential signings is Raul Moro from Real Valladolid. The 22-year-old winger showcased his talent and potential in La Liga, contributing to 11 goals despite his team’s unfortunate relegation. Nottingham Forest is reportedly considering a move for Moro at just £8.4m, a fee that seems like a steal given his abilities and youth.
Hailing from Barcelona’s renowned La Masia academy, Moro is known for his exceptional dribbling skills, ranking in the top one per cent for successful take-ons in Europe. His knack for creating goal-scoring opportunities has also been recognized, with high rankings in shot-creating actions. Forest sees the untapped potential in Moro and believes they can help him reach new heights in his career, unlocking his full capabilities on the pitch. With his pedigree and promising statistics, Moro could be a valuable addition to Nottingham Forest’s squad for the upcoming season.