Premier League club Nottingham Forest officially announced that it has completed a contract extension with midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White, and the new contract will last until the summer of 2028.

This new three-year contract is the club's high recognition of Gibbs-White's position and future value in the team, and also marks a key step in the team's long-term planning.

Since joining the club for a record £25 million in 2022, Gibbs-White has quickly become the soul of the City Stadium. He has not only conquered the fans with his energy, creativity and leadership, but also demonstrated a stable performance in the Premier League, helping the team to successfully avoid relegation for two consecutive seasons, and the pace of returning to the Premier League stage has become more and more stable.

Gibbs-White was also selected for the England national team many times during his time at Nottingham Forest and became the first Nottingham Forest player to represent the England senior team at the City Ground.

Club owner Evangelos Marinakis spoke highly of Gibbs-White: "Morgan is a player with talent, fighting spirit and ambition."

"He represents exactly what we want Nottingham Forest to be, a team that is not afraid of challenges and aims high. Despite the interest expressed by a number of clubs, we remain steadfast in our desire to build our future around him."

The contract extension not only consolidates the team's midfield lineup, but also provides confidence for the new season's domestic and European journey. Gibbs-White also expressed his sense of belonging and ambition to the club: "From the first day I joined, this place feels like home. I believe in Chairman Marinakis' blueprint, and I also want to be part of Nottingham Forest's great journey."