Nottingham Forest have confirmed that Morgan Gibbs-White has committed to a new contract with the team. The 24-year-old midfielder has signed a three-year agreement, ensuring his stay at City Ground until 2028. This decision comes amid rumours of his potential departure. Tottenham had reportedly activated his release clause and scheduled a medical, but Forest accused them of acting improperly.
Gibbs-White was instrumental in Nottingham Forest's success last season, scoring seven goals and providing eight assists in the Premier League. His contributions helped the team secure European football for the 2025-26 season. Reflecting on his time at the club, Gibbs-White expressed his enthusiasm for the future, saying, "I've felt at home at Forest from the moment I arrived."

The midfielder emphasised the incredible support he received from fans, teammates, and everyone associated with the club. He stated, "The support from the fans, my teammates, and everyone around the club has been unbelievable." He is eager to contribute to building something special under Mr Marinakis's ambitious leadership.
Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis praised Gibbs-White as an exceptional player with both talent and character. "Morgan is a special player—not just in terms of talent, but character and mentality," Marinakis said. He highlighted Gibbs-White's qualities as a winner and someone who embodies the club's values.
Despite interest from other clubs, Nottingham Forest remained committed to keeping Gibbs-White central to their plans. Marinakis assured fans of continued growth and competitiveness each season. "I promised our fans we would not only compete but grow stronger and stronger every season," he added.
The club shared this significant development on social media:
This new contract marks another step in Nottingham Forest's journey towards establishing themselves as a formidable force in football. With Gibbs-White's commitment secured, they aim to build on their recent successes and continue their upward trajectory in upcoming seasons.