Nottingham Forest has officially sent a complaint to the Premier League Organizing Committee, accusing Tottenham Hotspur for illegal approach to midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White.
Accordingly, although her husband has enough money to release contracts with Morgan Gibbs-White, Tottenham is completely at risk of failure in this deal. Specifically, Gibbs-White's management club, Nottingham Forest proved extremely angry and thought that Tottenham had unauthorized contact, seriously violating the provisions of the tournament. They vowed to bring the case to court if they were not handled satisfactorily.
Gibbs-White is said to have a contract release provision that Spurs activated. However, Forest was not satisfied with the way Tottenham approached and said that the London Club went on the night with the player.
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The Morgan Gibbs-White deal joined Tottenham in great trouble |
As revealed by Mail Sport, Nottingham Forest sent a written request to Tottenham to stop all contact with Gibbs-White and also send a complaint to both Spurs and BTC Premier League.
Despite refusing to comment, Forest is said to have tried to resolve the case in a peaceful manner, but did not achieve the expected results. Therefore, they sent a complaint to both Tottenham and the Premier League, and left the ability to sue the legal law.
In the opposite direction, Spurs under the new coach Thomas Frank were spending heavily. Earlier, they spent 55 million pounds to recruit Mohammed Kudus from West Ham.
Morgan Gibbs-White joined forest from Wolves in 2022 with a record fee of the club of 25 million pounds with surcharges, signing a 5-year contract. He had 118 matches for the team, scored 18 goals and was one of the most beloved players at City Ground.
Currently, the Tottenham side has not made any comments, while the Premier League BTC has not yet spoken. If Spurs are determined to violate the rules to reach the player, they may be subject to severe penalties, even transfer prohibitions.