Nottingham Forest are reportedly taking action to keep Morgan Gibbs‑White away from Tottenham Hotspur. Following what the club views as an improper approach during transfer negotiations. Spurs triggered the midfielder’s £60 million release clause and arranged a medical ahead of a proposed move. But Forest claim no permission was ever granted for Tottenham to speak to Gibbs‑White. Prompting legal concerns and formal complaints to the Premier League.
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Forest allege a breach of the confidentiality clause linked to the release clause, arguing that. Spurs had knowledge of the exact figure and contacted the player prematurely. Which they consider a potential violation of Premier League rules. In response, Forest have severed communication with Tottenham and are consulting lawyers on possible legal or disciplinary action.
In the aftermath, Gibbs‑White signed a new contract with Nottingham Forest. Extending his stay until 2028 with reportedly no release clause. In what the club called a “record agreement” demonstrating both commitment and a clear message to potential suitors. Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis has publicly lauded Gibbs‑White’s character and loyalty, reinforcing his integral role in the club’s future plans.
The development effectively halts Tottenham’s pursuit, at least for now. And signals Forest’s determination to defend contractual integrity and maintain squad stability ahead of a European campaign.