Morgan Gibbs-White was a welcome inclusion in the Nottingham Forest team for the game against Ipswich, with the Reds controlling a large part of the…

Nottingham Forest's attack has become overly dependent on playmaker Morgan Gibbs-White, according to an analysis following their 1-1 draw against Ipswich. The result marked a fourth consecutive winless match for the club, as opponents increasingly shut down Forest by neutralizing the central creator.
The analysis highlights that Forest generate significantly higher expected goals when Gibbs-White plays as a central number 10 compared to when he is shifted wide or absent. The piece suggests manager Oliver Glasner needs to diversify attacking options through players like Callum Hudson-Odoi, James McAtee, and Dan Ndoye to avoid predictable breakdowns.
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