Morgan Gibbs-White, an attacking midfielder for Nottingham Forest, performed admirably against West Ham United, according to Jamie O’Hara.
On Saturday, Forest defeated West Ham 2-0 at the City Ground in the Premier League.
So, what has former Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder Jamie O’Hara said about Nottingham Forest star Morgan Gibbs-White? Let’s take a look.
Jamie O’Hara praises Morgan Gibbs-White display for Nottingham Forest vs West Ham United
Well, Nottingham Forest beat West Ham United 2-0 at the City Ground in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon.
Taiwo Awoniyi and Callum Hudson-Odoi were the goalscorers for Forest. While the former scored in first-half injury time, the latter found the back of the net in added time in the second period.
Morgan Gibbs-White started the match for Forest. Head coach Nuno deployed the 24-year-old as the number 10.
The English playmaker was at the heart of everything good that Forest did. He could have scored in the first half.
In addition to taking one on goal and making two crucial passes, Gibbs-White also finished with sixty touches, one successful dribble, one interception, and four crosses. TalkSPORT analyst Jamie O’Hara expressed admiration.
On February 17, 2024, at 6:41 p.m., O’Hara stated on talkSPORT: “I thought Morgan Gibbs-White was excellent today.” I felt he had a really good performance.
My View: Morgan Gibbs-White a big player for Nottingham Forest
One of Nottingham Forest’s best and most crucial players, in my opinion, is Morgan Gibbs-White. The former attacking midfielder for Wolverhampton Wanderers is so highly regarded that Tottenham Hotspur is interested in signing him.
Right now, Gibbs-White is performing admirably for Forest. When healthy and available, one of the first names on Nuno’s teamsheet is the 24-year-old.
This season, the former England Under-21 international has made 22 Premier League starts for Forest and 2 substitute appearances.
In those contests, Gibbs-White has contributed four assists and two goals. During his 34 starts and one substitute appearance in the Premier League for the Reds last season, the £25 million (The Guardian) midfielder scored five goals and gave eight assists.
