TalkSPORT reports that Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United are closely monitoring Nottingham Forest sensation Morgan Gibbs-White in anticipation of the upcoming summer transfer window.
Gibbs-White, who made the switch from Wolverhampton Wanderers to Forest in 2022, has become a key player for the team in the Premier League. However, due to financial constraints, Forest may be forced to sell the talented midfielder to avoid any penalties for violating financial regulations.
Both Spurs and Hammers are eyeing the 24-year-old attacker, with Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou expressing admiration for him. Tottenham’s existing connection with Forest, having acquired Brennan Johnson last year, could work in their favor. On the other hand, West Ham sees Gibbs-White as a suitable replacement for the potentially departing Lucas Paqueta, who is reportedly being courted by Manchester City.
Gibbs-White’s versatility in the attacking positions has been a standout feature for Forest, where he has contributed significantly in terms of goals, assists, and overall performance metrics. Considering Spurs as a backup to James Maddison or West Ham as a regular starter, the decision of the player would likely be influenced by the potential for Champions League qualification or the prospect of securing European football through league or cup success.
With Forest valuing Gibbs-White at £34 million, the player’s future remains uncertain as the top English clubs vie for his signature leading up to the transfer season.
