“I just question”—doubt” cast over Hull City, Nottingham Forest deal

This winter, Lewis O’Brien is reportedly in high demand, with Hull City reportedly vying with several other Championship teams for the Nottingham Forest midfielder’s services. Earlier this week, Alan Nixon reported that the 26-year-old was a target for the Tigers. The same source also stated that the Blackburn Rovers are considering a deal for the former Huddersfield Town player.

Burnley is also in the running, according to an exclusive report from Football League World. A report from The Sun last November also suggested a permanent £7 million move to LAFC, where the player has been a standout on loan during the first half of the season. We asked Football League World’s Hull City fan pundit Ryan Frankish what he thought of a possible move for the Forest player, since a number of clubs are trying to finalize a deal before the transfer deadline of February 3.

Lewis O’Brien is not necessary for the Hull City team.

Hull is currently a struggling team at the bottom of the Championship, and owner Acun Ilicali has already given new manager Ruben Selles a lot of options during the January transfer window.In addition to Blackpool forward Kyle Joseph and former Middlesbrough player Matt Crooks from Real Salt Lake, the Humberside team has also added Joe Gelhardt on loan from Leeds United.

After being released from AEK Athens, Nordin Amrabat, a former Watford player, also moved to the MKM Stadium. The 37-year-old will bring a wealth of experience to the team for the second half of the season. Frankish feels that their current roster, which is rumored to consist of 35 players, has more than enough talent to meet their needs right now, and O’Brien is unlikely to contribute much more to a team that already has a lot of midfield options.

“I think O’Brien is not a bad signing, but I just question the necessity of it,” the Tigers supporter responded when asked about the possible trade.While this may seem contradictory, it is comparable to the Carl Rushworth situation, in which we have two excellent goalkeepers, but when a player of that caliber becomes available, you feel obligated to pursue him. Rushworth was signed as a replacement for Ivor Pandur in goal.

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