Lewis O’Brien’s move to the MLS has been thrown into doubt after a horror deadline day paperwork blunder. The Nottingham Forest star was set to join the Colorado Rapids on loan until the end of the season, but the deal has been put on hold after the paperwork was not completed in time.
The 21-year-old midfielder had been in talks with the Rapids for several weeks and was due to fly out to the United States on Monday to complete the move. However, the paperwork was not submitted in time and the transfer window closed before the deal could be completed.
O’Brien, who joined Forest from Huddersfield Town in the summer, has been a regular in the Forest side this season, making 18 appearances in all competitions. He had been hoping to make the move to the MLS to gain some valuable experience and to help his development as a player.
The news of the failed transfer has come as a huge blow to O’Brien, who had been looking forward to the move. He had been hoping to make the most of the opportunity to play in the MLS and to gain some valuable experience.
The failed transfer has also been a huge disappointment for Forest, who had been hoping to use the loan move to help O’Brien’s development. The club had been hoping to use the loan move to give O’Brien the chance to gain some valuable experience and to help him become a better player.
The failed transfer has also been a huge disappointment for the Rapids, who had been hoping to use the loan move to bolster their squad. The club had been hoping to use the loan move to give O’Brien the chance to gain some valuable experience and to help them in their push for the playoffs.
It remains to be seen what will happen next for O’Brien. The failed transfer has left him stranded and it is unclear what his next move will be. He could stay at Forest and continue to fight for his place in the side, or he could look for another loan move in the hope of gaining some valuable experience.
Whatever happens, the failed transfer has been a huge disappointment for O’Brien and for both Forest and the Rapids. The failed transfer has left O’Brien stranded and it is unclear what his next move will be. It remains to be seen what will happen next for the 21-year-old midfielder, but one thing is for sure – the failed transfer has been a huge blow for all involved.