After this season, Forde’s loan from Leyton Orient expires, and he is expected to return to Watford.
After the O’s won the League Two championship the previous season, he proved to be a decent addition and assisted them in adjusting to life in the third division.
With seven games remaining, Wellens’ team is in great form and just five points outside of the playoffs. They still have a chance to finish in the top six, but they could use a victory over Lincoln City, who are playing well, in their next match on Friday.
Forde came up through the academy ranks of the Hertfordshire team and has been a member of Vicarage Road’s roster for his whole career.
He played his first and only first-team game for the Hornets against Leicester City in the FA Cup in 2022.
When Kings Langley called in 2022, the young player was cleared to go out on loan for the first time.
After that, he joined York City in the National League for the 2018–19 season, where he scored nine goals in 20 games for the Minstermen.
Although he had to make a major adjustment to the third division, he has adjusted well to Leyton Orient and hopes to cap off his stint at Brisbane Road with a win.
