A Nottingham Forest player is anticipated to decide on a January transfer “in the coming days.” Discussions on the move are still going on.

Though reports from Brazil suggest that the Gustavo Scarpa saga may soon come to an end, Nottingham Forest supporters may be becoming weary of it.

Journalist Jorge Nicola has the most recent information on the midfielder’s predicament. He claims Vasco da Gama entered the contest for the player.

Scarpa is now on loan from Nottingham Forest to Olympiacos, and despite not getting much playing time, reports suggest he is determined to stay and pursue success in Europe.

Nicola states that there is “expectation” that the athlete will make a decision “in the coming days” as Brazilian clubs pursue him.

Vasco do Gama has now approached Internacional, and Atlético Mineiro are rumored to be in talks to sign him.

The Rio de Janeiro team is seen to have a little advantage because of two factors: first, their new director, Alexandre Mattos, has a previous relationship with the player; second, their owners, 777 Partners, are anticipated to make a significant investment shortly.

Several reports stated that Nottingham Forest is prepared to accept offers ranging from €4.5 million to €6 million, thus it appears the Reds are only waiting for his choice.