Despite his struggles at Juventus, Douglas Luiz remains a highly sought-after figure in the Premier League, with Nottingham Forest emerging as the latest club to express interest in his availability.

Juventus spent around €50 million last July to bring the Brazilian midfielder to Turin after his standout performances at Aston Villa. His contributions of 10 goals and 10 assists across all competitions last season caught the eye of the Italian giants. The deal also saw Samuel Iling-Junior and Enzo Barrenechea included as part of the transfer package sent to Villa.
However, Luiz has struggled to find his feet in Italy. Joining Thiago Motta’s squad late in pre-season, the 26-year-old initially looked off the pace physically and failed to secure a consistent starting role. An injury in October further compounded his challenges, sidelining him for two months.
With the second half of the season underway, Luiz is determined to make an impact, but competition within Juventus’ midfield remains fierce. Teun Koopmeiners and Khephren Thuram are among those battling for starting spots, leaving Luiz’s future uncertain.
According to the Daily Mail, Nottingham Forest have made enquiries about Luiz as they aim to strengthen their squad for a potential Champions League push. Forest, the Premier League’s surprise package this season, currently sit third in the table and are looking to sustain their momentum.
The report also notes that Luiz was recently offered to both Manchester City and Fulham, underlining Juventus’ openness to exploring options for the player.
As Luiz targets a starting spot in Saturday’s Derby della Mole against Torino, all eyes will be on Thiago Motta’s selection. The manager’s decision could provide crucial insight into Luiz’s standing at the club and whether a January move is on the cards.