Simon Jordan confident he knows how Morgan Gibbs-White to Tottenham saga will end
Simon Jordan is confident about how the legal tussle between Tottenham Hotspur and Nottingham Forest over Morgan Gibbs-White will come to an end.
Spurs fans will take heart from the fact that a number of sources have continued to suggest that Gibbs-White will end up as a Tottenham player this summer, despite Nottingham Forest’s attempt to stop the transfer.
However, Forest are continuing to fight and remain defiant that they will not sell Gibbs-White. They allege that there has been a breach of confidentiality as Tottenham were not supposed to know of the midfielder’s release clause.
The Premier League have remained silent about the Gibbs-White case, which means, frustratingly for Tottenham, they do not know how long this matter will take to be resolved.
Simon Jordan puts his money on Morgan Gibbs-White joining Tottenham
Jordan and Borson had an interesting conversation about the legalities of Spurs meeting the Forest star’s release clause.
Borson suggested that the Midlands club have a legal case as Tottenham had no right to find out about the clause by speaking to the player’s agent.
They also discussed the complexities of Forest’s attempts to prove that Spurs had initiated contact with Gibbs-White’s agent.
However, Spurs fans will be pleased to hear that at the end of the video, Jordan concluded: “Would I sit here and put my money down on Gibbs-White going to Spurs? Yes!!”
Watch their discussion below on talkSPORT (starting at 4:38):
The delay in the Gibbs-White deal ruins Thomas Frank’s pre-season plans
While it does appear, based on what the experts are saying, that Tottenham Hotspur are on strong legal footing, the delay poses a big problem for the North London side.
According to reports, Thomas Frank wants Gibbs-White in his squad before Tottenham fly out for their pre-season tour of Asia in 12 days.
As Spurs Web has previously covered, several journalists have pointed out that Tottenham can resolve the issue by making an improved offer for Gibbs-White, but it does not appear that Daniel Levy is prepared to do that just yet.
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