Fulham made a 30 million euro offer, equivalent to R$ 191 million at the current exchange rate, for Danilo. This proposal was submitted on Monday, during the final days of the transfer window, but Botafogo turned it down due to the lack of time to secure a replacement. The negotiations were brief, and Botafogo decided against proceeding with the deal, citing insufficient time to find a player who could immediately fill the role. The situation was further complicated by Botafogo's recent sale of another key player, Gregore, to Al-Rayyan in the same transfer window. Additionally, Danilo had been bought from Nottingham Forest just 45 days earlier for 22 million euros, marking the most expensive purchase in the club's history. This backdrop influenced Botafogo's decision to reject Fulham's offer.