Bayern Munich are showing interest in Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White. The England midfielder has emerged as a potential target for the German champions as they assess options to strengthen their squad.
The 26-year-old, who featured for Forest in the Premier League last season, is viewed as a versatile asset capable of playing in central and advanced midfield roles. His creative passing and goal threat align with the profile Bayern's decision-makers are considering. No formal bid is understood to have been made yet, with talks still at a preliminary stage.
Squad planning underway
A potential move forms part of ongoing squad planning for the coming months. Despite a strong start to the season manager Vincent Kompany's side is looking to add depth. Michael Olise currently tops the club's scoring charts with four goals. The aim is to bolster the attacking ranks further, especially with the Champions League and the upcoming international break in mind.
Bayern's next assignment is an away fixture at FC Augsburg on October 10th. The recent form of two wins, one draw and two losses from the last five matches is something the team aims to solidify.
A move for Gibbs-White in the winter or next summer is a possibility. The player himself has not publicly commented on any potential transfer. Nottingham Forest, recently promoted to the Premier League, would likely command a substantial fee for their key man. For Bayern, it would represent a future-focused investment to remain competitive across multiple competitions long-term. The current injury list is short, with only Konrad Laimer sidelined, providing stability. A detailed look at the squad is available in our squad overview.
