Swansea City has completed the signing of the loan of midfielder Luis O'Brien from Nottingham Forest in the Premier League.
The 26 -year -old – who appeared 12 games with Los Angeles during the last stages of the 2024 Grand Football League season with the tournament club on the deadline for the transfer date.
It is a real batch of swans who sold the influential club captain Matt Grames to his competitors at the Coventry City Championship last week, while Aziz Abdi joined Lateon Orient in a permanent deal.
“We are excited to welcome Boyce in the city of Swansea,” said Swanz coach Locke Williams.
“Its diversity and experience will undoubtedly enhance our midfield, and the set of its skills will be invaluable for us for the rest of the season. It will have a major impact on the field.”
Swansea is still keen to further strengthen their team before the date for the move to 23:00 GMT on Monday – with Bobby Clark from Red Bull Salzburg among their goals.
They were hoping to make a deal with the Premier League champion Man City to sign Right, 19 years old, on loan, with the aim of making this step permanent in the summer if Swansea remains in the tournament.
However, the deal has stopped in the last days of the winter window, and it seems that it is unlikely that England is likely to be linked less than 20 internationals next to the Welsh.
Former Liverpool midfielder Clark, 19, is firmly admired by swans, although he attracted attention from many other clubs.
Swansea also has an interest in Lytone Orient midfielder Ethan Galbrith.
The North Irish, 23, joined the Legue One team from Manchester United in the summer of 2023, but will witness the end of his contract at the end of the current season.
