Costa Rican giants Alajuelense have confirmed that midfielder Brandon Aguilera travelled to England this week to have a Nottingham Forest medical ahead of a potential transfer.
The teenager has already made more than 60 senior appearances despite only turning 19 years old last month. Aguilera has also enjoyed significant success in his first two seasons as a professional, lifting the CONCACAF League, a North American equivalent of the Europa League, as well as the national Apertura title with Alajuelense.
Sucess on the senior international stage has also followed, with the attacking midfielder already being capped three times by the national team, marking his debut by assisting the opener after delivering a corner in a 2-0 win over the United States of America. That World Cup qualifying win was watched by Forest goalkeeper Ethan Horvath, who was an unused substitute in the capital, San Jose.
