According to a recent report, if you win the championship football on the city ground next season, it could be a very busy summer and plans have been made as Nottingham Forest is focusing on the moves of the “sensational” £20 million players.
Morgan Gibbs – The latest information about the future of Nottingham Forest in White
It’s an excellent season for the Reds, and the core of this success is midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White.
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He found it difficult to arrive this season.
The 25-year-old has five goals and seven assists in 25 Premier League games, and admirers of England’s top teams have won admirers given his performance, but according to journalist Pete O’Rourke, the Forest will “do everything we can” to keep Gibbs-white shackles.
Manchester United and Liverpool are teams interested in the midfield and hope they have the resources to attract him to the club. But if the Reds get the Semi-League football guaranteed this season, O’Rourke notes that the central team’s position will be a good way to retain the best player next season.
Gibbs-White just won the call from England, and despite initially missing out, Forest will hope his international recognition doesn’t mean it will be harder for them to stick with their star players.
Nottingham Forest’s eyes are “sensational” £20 million
While the Reds and owner Evangelos Marinakis plan to keep Gibbs-white, they are looking for players who can establish a good partnership with the British in the middle of the court, Nottingham Forest and Marinakis are heading forward to the summer transfer window for Jobe Bellingham, Sunderland, according to TeamTalk, Nottingham Forest and Marinakis.
The report notes that Forest is one of four Premier League teams, who are all watching and tracking the young midfielder, Manchester United, Brentford and Brighton are also keen on Bellingham. If the Black Cats fail to advance to the Premier League, these four clubs will be interested in the deal.
The 19-year-old was labeled “sensational” by journalist Josh Bunting, who hopes to be interested in the move when playing at the highest level. Meanwhile, the Black Cats are not interested in any agreements with midfielders and they will ask for player executives, who have previously reported that they want £20 million. Bellingham has been on a contractual state until 2028, which means Black Cat does hold power in negotiating transfers.
Bellingham’s potential to reach the city ground will allow him to provide competition for the likes of Elliot Anderson, Danilo, Nicolas Dominguez and Ryan Yates. But given his high rating, it is obvious how his brother Jude performs, Bellingham can be the starter where he goes, as he hopes to continue to grow his career.
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