Employees still feel bad about giving their £25 million player to Nottingham Forest.

There are Wolverhampton Wanderers supporters that wish Morgan Gibbs-White had not been traded to Nottingham Forest.

The Athletic has reported on how some Wolves employees currently feel about Gibbs-White.

What information has been released on Wolverhampton Wanderers and Morgan Gibbs-White, a midfielder for Nottingham Forest? Let’s examine this.

What the Wolverhampton Wanderers employees regret about Nottingham Forest.

In the summer of 2022, Nottingham Forest signed Morgan Gibbs-White from Wolverhampton Wanderers. At the time, Gibbs-White was acquired by Forest for an initial transfer cost of £25 million, as revealed by Sky Sports. In the end, the cost can reach £42.5 million.

The article highlighted Forest’s extreme desperation to sign Gibbs-White. The young player was rejected by Wolves on three separate occasions before the Reds finally agreed to a trade.

The Athletic claims that some Wolves employees are still sorry that Gibbs-White isn’t playing for the Wanderers right now. After all, the 23-year-old midfield player joined the club’s youth program before making an impression on the starting lineup.

According to the study, Gibbs-White is still frequently cited by Wolves as an example of what academy players can accomplish in the Premier League.

Even though they received a generous fee for him, some members of the club still regret that he is not continuing to practice his craft in their old gold shirt, even though part of that fee was contingent on performance-related extras.

Gibbs-White was given a lot of time and attention by the club’s academy staff to develop as a player and a person. He could be angry, demanding and a bit high-maintenance. But it was felt that the effort was very much worth it.”

Morgan Gibbs-White is a Nottingham Forest star.

One of Nottingham Forest’s better players, in my opinion, is the 23-year-old midfielder, who made 34 starts and one substitute appearance in the Premier League last season, scoring five goals and dishing out eight assists.

This season, Gibbs-White, who has occasionally played up front, has contributed one goal and two assists in 17 Premier League games.

I believe that Gibbs-White will continue to improve under new manager Nuno, who worked with the midfielder at Wolverhampton Wanderers and has already expressed great admiration for the player.