Morgan Gibbs-White The immensely skilled 25-year-old footballer has been making waves both on and off the pitch. His omission from the Nottingham Forest squad last weekend for a private, unspecified matter led to intense speculation among fans and pundits. Despite this situation, Gibbs-White has continued to report for duty, adhering to his personal training plan, indicating his commitment to maintaining fitness during this uncertain period.
Sources close to the player have now confirmed that he has no plans to follow through with strike action. He is not attempting to orchestrate a transfer out of Forest. His teammates only arrived at Faro airport on Monday. On the upside, Gibbs-White should be back with the team later this week. This most recent development only adds to the intrigue of his continuing transfer saga, especially with notable interest from north London clubs.
Reportedly, a deadlock remains between Nottingham Forest and the suitors over Gibbs-White’s potential transfer. His imminent switch has understandably already captured the imagination — with fans and analysts already debating the possible impact on both teams. Situation continues to evolve—negotiations still yield no resolution.
Sky Sports has today revealed a huge increase in its Premier League TV coverage for next season. All that, in addition to some of the best transfer news they’ve been tweeting! From next season, the network will broadcast a minimum of 215 matches all live and exclusively. This is huge, considering that there are currently only 128 matches. Sky Sports will show 80 per cent of all televised Premier League matches next season. With this expansion, it continues to solidify its status as the preeminent national broadcaster for the league.
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