Palmeiras is reportedly interested in acquiring Ramon Sosa from Nottingham Forest as a replacement for Dudu, who transferred to Cruzeiro earlier this year. Sources suggest that Sosa is uncomfortable with his current situation at Nottingham Forest due to limited playing opportunities. ESPN has confirmed this interest, which was initially reported by 'Canal do Nicola' on YouTube. This season, Sosa has scored three goals and provided one assist in 23 appearances for Nottingham Forest. Despite having invested nearly R$ 400 million in forwards such as Vitor Roque, Paulinho, and Facundo Torres, Palmeiras identifies a need for a right-footed left-winger to occupy the position previously held by Dudu. Facundo Torres is currently fulfilling this role but is anticipated to move to replace Estêvão, who is set to join Chelsea after the Club World Cup. Sosa, who is part of the Paraguayan national team and is participating in the South American qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, matches this profile, making him a suitable candidate for Palmeiras.