Greek outlet Redfreaks report that Olympiacos are monitoring the Brazilian left-back as part of their January planning.

The report places Cuiabano on a shortlist for the left side of defence. Nottingham Forest remain his club, but Olympiacos are tracking the situation closely.

Arrival in England and early market noise

The timing draws attention. Brazilian reports say Cuiabano travelled to England on Sunday, January 4th, and is expected to begin his first week with Nottingham Forest immediately.

Even so, the Greek report describes him as a player “waiting for the signal” while Olympiacos assess the market.

Olympiacos have not moved yet. Their next step depends on Bruno Onyemaechi. The defender is linked with Trabzonspor, and only a concrete development there would open space for a replacement.

If that happens, Cuiabano could enter the picture quickly. The report praises his pace, technical quality and attacking output from full-back. His spell at Botafogo features heavily in that assessment.

Importantly, the article mentions no talks or offers.

Nottingham Forest assessment still to come

From Forest’s side, the situation stays open. Recent Brazilian reports suggest Forest want to evaluate whether he stays, leaves on loan again or becomes part of a wider market move.

They even claim that the possibility of another six-month loan to Botafogo has not yet been ruled out. However, there is no indication that Forest are pushing him out.

A familiar Marinakis connection

The Olympiacos angle adds another layer. Evangelos Marinakis controls both clubs, and Greek media refer to the existing trust within that structure. Even so, nothing suggests a move is imminent.

For now, the story highlights how quickly Cuiabano’s profile has risen. He has just arrived in England, has not debuted for Nottingham Forest, and already features in January market discussions elsewhere in Europe.