Wrexham has announced the signing of midfielder Lewis O’Brien from Nottingham Forest on a permanent deal with a contract valid until the end of the 2027/28 season. The transfer is subject to the usual international authorizations and registration procedures. O’Brien expressed his excitement about the long-term contract and the opportunity to be part of Wrexham's ambitious journey. Phil Parkinson, the coach, praised O’Brien's experience and valuable addition to the midfield.

Wrexham have agreed on a club-record £5 million ($6.8 million) deal with Nottingham Forest for Lewis O’Brien. However, they are struggling to agree on an acceptable salary for the player, according to The Sun.

The Sun reports on Wrexham's pursuit of Nottingham Forest midfielder Lewis O’Brien. Wrexham have agreed a club-record deal for Nottingham Forest midfielder Lewis O’Brien. The Championship new boys tabled a package worth up to £5million for the 26-year-old. Forest chiefs are willing to accept that valuation. However, Wrexham are struggling to meet his salary demands, putting the transfer in doubt.

Wrexham are reportedly willing to smash their transfer record by spending £5 million ($7m) on Nottingham Forest midfielder Lewis O’Brien. Alan Nixon reports that Wrexham are prepared to pay £5m for O'Brien, which would see their transfer record obliterated, but this figure is still some way short of Forest’s valuation. Hollywood co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are making funds available for marquee additions.