Albert Adomah fires shot at Nottingham Forest after being forced to end Cardiff loan spell

Albert Adomah has hit out at Nottingham Forest after being forced to return to his parent club following a dispute with Cardiff City.

The 32-year-old has ended his loan spell with the Bluebirds after joining them in January.

Cardiff City boss Neil Harris, who is a key admirer of the Ghanaian winger, had hoped to tie him down until the end of the season.

But a dispute between City and Forest which ended ugly means the Wideman has been recalled by his parent club.

While City boss Neil Harris has aimed a dig at Nottingham Forest over the handling of the matter, the Ghana international feels disappointed with the turn of events.

Responding to a post on a Nottingham Forest fan Instagram account on Tuesday, Adomah said: "[It's] Simple: I can't play if I come back. They shouldn't have loaned me out in the first place.

"Now I'm helping another club, Forest are playing hard"

"Guys, please remember one thing: I did not want to leave Forest. Fact!

"Sometimes players get treated like... Before you leave any comments, please thing carefully."

Adomah played his last game for Cardiff City in their 0-0 stalemate against Charlton Athletic on Wednesday.