Roberto De Zerbi, manager of Olympique Marseille, during the pre-season friendly match between Sunderland and Olympique Marseille at University of Bradford Stadium on August 3, 2024 in Bradford, England. (Photo by Nigel Roddis/Getty Images)
Tottenham Hotspur may receive a renewed opportunity to sign Morgan Gibbs-White after the Nottingham Forest midfielder signaled a potential departure from the City Ground. The north London club has maintained its interest in the England international since a previous pursuit ended in acrimony, and recent developments could prompt Roberto De Zerbi’s side to reignite their interest.
Gibbs-White Open to Tottenham Switch
Gibbs-White was heavily linked with a move to Tottenham in 2025, when Spurs attempted to trigger his £60 million release clause. Forest vehemently opposed the move and threatened legal action, prompting the midfielder to ultimately commit his future to the club by signing a new contract.
However, his situation appears to be evolving.
According to Football Insider, Gibbs-White is weighing his options and may seek a fresh challenge should Forest fail to secure European football. Champions League qualification is said to be a key consideration for the 26-year-old as he contemplates the next phase of his career.
Such a development would inevitably draw Tottenham’s attention.
Could Gibbs-White Be on the Move?
The midfielder has continued to elevate his standing since the aborted transfer, delivering another impressive series of performances for Forest.
Tottenham retain their interest due to his ability to operate in advanced midfield roles while contributing goals, creativity, and energy—attributes that would suit De Zerbi as he continues to reshape his squad.
Much will hinge on both clubs’ performances this season. Should Tottenham challenge for Champions League qualification while Forest fall short of their European targets, the dynamics could shift in Spurs’ favor.
For now, Gibbs-White’s future remains uncertain, but Tottenham have ample reason to monitor the situation closely.
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