Forest and Bournemouth prepare January move for Santos midfielder Bontempo

Forest and Bournemouth prepare January move for Santos midfielder Bontempo

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2026-11-13 03:53:14
Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth lead Premier League interest in Santos midfielder Gabriel Bontempo, with Newcastle, Brighton and Brentford also interested.

Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth are among the leading Premier League clubs preparing January moves for Santos midfielder Gabriel Bontempo. The Brazilian is capable of operating in several roles across midfield and attack.

Forest's South American scouting network pushing for a move

Nottingham Forest's South American scouting network is pushing the club to make a move for Gabriel Bontempo ahead of the January transfer window, according to TEAMtalk's sources.

Bournemouth have made enquiries

Bournemouth have made enquiries about Gabriel Bontempo as they assess their options ahead of January, according to TEAMtalk's sources.

Newcastle, Brighton and Brentford also interested

Newcastle are assessing potential additions for the future and Gabriel Bontempo has attracted the attention of sporting director Ross Wilson and head of recruitment Tomas Amaral. Brighton and Brentford have made enquiries about Gabriel Bontempo.

Contract situation and Santos stance

Gabriel Bontempo is tied to Santos until 2030. Santos will demand a substantial package before considering an approach for Gabriel Bontempo. There is interest in Gabriel Bontempo from Italy, Spain and Germany. Bayern Munich were understood to have made an enquiry about Gabriel Bontempo during the summer. Gabriel Bontempo has featured in the latest Brazil squad selected by Carlo Ancelotti.

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