Morgan Gibbs‑White, Nottingham Forest’s key midfielder, has switched agents this summer amid growing transfer speculation.
The 26‑year‑old finished the previous campaign with 18 goals and seven assists, cementing his status as one of the club’s standout performers.
Despite being overlooked for England’s World Cup squad, Gibbs‑White’s form has attracted interest from several Premier League clubs, including Manchester United and Chelsea.
Earlier this year, he was linked with Manchester City and Tottenham, but Forest secured his services with a new contract, keeping him at the City Ground.
The agent change may signal Gibbs‑White’s desire for a move to a club competing in Europe’s top competitions.
Chelsea, which recently invested in an attacking midfielder, might still consider him, while Manchester United’s interest appears tied to potential departures of key players.
Forest may hesitate to sell a key player after the high‑profile departure of Elliot Anderson, and the club could prefer to retain Gibbs‑White to support the new managerial regime.
A transfer to a bigger club could enhance Gibbs‑White’s prospects for future international call‑ups, though his future remains uncertain.
