Overview
- Mid-September reports say Tottenham remain interested in Morgan Gibbs-White and are preparing to revisit a bid next year with some planning aimed at the January window.
- Tottenham previously tried to trigger what they believed was a roughly £60 million release clause in summer 2025, a bid that collapsed after Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis warned of legal action.
- Gibbs-White signed a new deal with Nottingham Forest in July 2025 that runs until summer 2028, which gives Forest clear leverage in transfer talks.
- The player’s strong form — about 18 goals and seven assists in 2025–26 and one goal plus two assists early this season — has increased his market value and Tottenham’s interest.
- Forest say they will not sell in January and are preparing another contract extension, which together with recent big sales such as Elliot Anderson’s £116 million move means any transfer would be expensive and likely require Spurs to be patient.