Noah Ohio has left FC Utrecht for Real Valladolid. According to FC Utrecht's official channels, Real Valladolid has officially acquired Ohio. The striker will finish the season in Spain on loan. Real Valladolid has an option to make the transfer permanent in the summer. FC Utrecht has not made any statements about the amount, but the purchase option is expected to be approximately three million euros.

Noah Ohio is set to join Real Valladolid after being sidelined at FC Utrecht. The Spanish club, which is twelfth in the second division, recently contacted Utrecht after becoming aware of the striker's situation. The two clubs have agreed on a loan for the remainder of this season, with Ohio scheduled to undergo a medical and be presented soon. The deal also includes an option for Real Valladolid to make the transfer permanent this summer for a fee of around three million euros. Ohio's contract with Utrecht runs until mid-2027.