Nottingham Forest defender Willy Boly was really unlucky to miss out once again on Sunday against West Ham United.
The 32-year-old has impressed this season under boss Steve Cooper, taking his performances to the next level from the previous campaign.
Boly, who joined the Reds for around PS3 million from Wolverhampton Wanderers, was brought on in the 76th minute on Sunday after Murillo limped off with a hamstring problem.
However, even though the Ivorian only played 14 minutes, he still made his mark on the encounter...
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Boly impresses once again for Forest The former Wolves defender contested six aerial battles within his 14 minutes on the pitch, winning four of them.
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He didn't do anything to be dropped in the first place, however, Murillo's hamstring problem may allow him to regain his starting position.
Boly has partnered Moussa Niakhate previously, and with the pair looking solid they may be utilised once again after the international break.
Boly has been so important this season Even though Boly might not be considered the first choice at the moment, his presence in the squad is important given the leadership qualities he brings to the group.
At 32 he's one of the more experienced members of the Forest squad, helping youngsters such as Murillo develop into a top quality defender.
Boly is out of contract in the summer. With that in mind, Forest will face a big decision over whether to keep the central defender beyond this season.