Widzew Łódź was very close to signing Noah Ohio from Utrecht. However, the transfer did not occur due to doubts about his commitment and engagement. The club's president, Michał Rydz, explained that the sports director was uncertain about Ohio's willingness to be fully committed to the team. There were concerns that Ohio might be joining only for financial reasons or as a short-term stop. The club wanted players hungry for success and training.

Noah Ohio was very close to joining Widzew Łódź from Utrecht. However, Widzew Łódź decided at the last moment to withdraw from completing the deal. The decision was likely influenced by negative evaluations of financial, sporting, adaptive, or motor aspects by the club's sporting director, Mindaugas Nikoličius. The information was provided by Piotr Koźmiński from Goal.pl.

Noah Ohio is considering leaving FC Utrecht if the club signs Sébastien Haller, as he does not want to spend another year on the bench. He plans to discuss the situation with the club to find a suitable solution.

PSV also attempted to sign Noah Ohio from FC Utrecht, but negotiations did not result in an agreement.