Luton Town and Norwich City have shown interest in acquiring a loan signing from Nottingham Forest. However, Nottingham Forest would prefer to sell the player rather than agree to a loan deal, as reported by journalist Alan Nixon.
Midfielder Lewis O’Brien spent last season on loan at Championship club Middlesbrough, making 23 league appearances during that time.
Despite having two years remaining on his contract with Nottingham Forest, O’Brien is not considered part of the club’s future plans.
O’Brien remains a coveted player at Championship level and Luton and Norwich are interested in getting their hands on him.
They are exploring signing the midfielder on a loan deal from the Premier League side in the ongoing transfer window.
Nottingham Forest’s preference is to sell Lewis O’Brien rather than agree to another loan deal, aiming to bolster their finances. They are optimistic that a club will step forward with a permanent transfer offer for him during this summer transfer window.
It is uncertain whether Luton or Norwich are willing to make a transfer fee offer for O’Brien during the current transfer window.
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