Morgan Gibbs-White is expected to attract plenty of interest, including from Tottenham, as the midfielder faces a big decision on his future.Over the last couple of weeks, Spurs Web has relayed several reports suggesting that the Lilywhites could make another approach for Gibbs-White in January.This would be the third time that Tottenham have tried to poach the 25-year-old after their efforts were blocked in the summer of 2025, and they tried again last summer.Forest want to offer the midfielder a new contract to scare away Spurs and other suitors, but the player may have other ideas.Photo by Ed Sykes/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty ImagesTottenham target Morgan Gibbs-White is weighing up Nottingham Forest exitFootball Insider have revealed that the England international is currently considering whether he wants to push to leave Forest for a bigger club.The midfielder is said to be ‘desperate’ to play Champions League football and is concerned over whether he can ever achieve that goal with the Tricky Trees.While the midfielder is happy to stay at the City Ground if they can achieve European qualification, he looks likely to look for a move if they fail to do so.The report says that several leading Premier League clubs are ready to offer the player a route out of Nottingham within the next 12 months.While Gibbs-White has turned down chances to leave Forest in the past, the website says that it could be a ‘different story’ next time around as he enters the final 18 months of his contract at the turn of the year.Spurs will have to improve considerably to persuade Gibbs-White to joinForest are certainly looking like a better bet for European qualification than Tottenham at this stage of the season, with Roberto De Zerbi’s men sitting at the bottom of the league table after five matches.In fact, according to Opta’s Supercomputer, Spurs have a 30 per cent chance of being relegated this season, making them the third favourites for the drop behind Coventry City and Fulham.The predictive algorithm puts Tottenham’s chances of qualification at just 2.23 per cent at this stage. The North Londoners have to jump considerably up the table if they are to make the case to the midfielder that he can achieve his ambitions at N17.READ MORE: ‘Tottenham will finish top six’ – Clinton Morrison says Spurs will give someone a hiding soonThe post What Morgan Gibbs-White is thinking as Tottenham weigh up big-money January move appeared first on Spurs Web.