Murillo

Last updated: August 2026

Full NameMurillo Santiago Costa dos Santos
BornJuly 4, 2002, Sao Paulo, Brazil
NationalityBrazilian
ProfessionProfessional Footballer (Centre-Back)
Team/ClubNottingham Forest

Murillo (full name Murillo Santiago Costa dos Santos) is a Brazilian professional footballer who plays as a centre-back for Premier League club Nottingham Forest. No reliable, independently verified net worth figure exists for Murillo; his financial position is best understood through his transfer fee and contract terms rather than an invented dollar estimate.

Early Life & Family

Murillo was born on July 4, 2002, in Sao Paulo, Brazil. He came through youth football with local clubs including Sao Bernardo and Uniao Barbarense before signing for Corinthians at the age of 17. He lost his father, a lifelong Corinthians supporter, when he was ten years old.

Rise to Fame

Murillo made his first-team debut for Corinthians in April 2023 and played 13 matches for the club before his performances attracted interest from Europe.

Career History

In August 2023, Murillo signed for Nottingham Forest in a deal reported to be worth between GBP 11 million and GBP 13.7 million. He quickly established himself as a first-choice centre-back in the Premier League, earning praise — and multiple player-of-the-month awards at the club — for his composure and ball-playing ability, and signed a new long-term contract with Forest running through 2030. His performances have drawn transfer interest from other Premier League clubs, including reported interest from Manchester United.

How They Built Their Wealth

Murillo’s income comes from his Nottingham Forest salary under his long-term contract, together with the transfer fee his move generated for Corinthians and any performance-related bonuses. Further growth in his wealth is likely tied to continued Premier League performances and any future transfer.

Murillo has developed into one of the Premier League’s most highly regarded young centre-backs since his 2023 move from Corinthians, with his long-term contract at Nottingham Forest underpinning his financial position.