Tottenham Hotspur are increasingly being confronted with a harsh truth about James Maddison, which had to have already been in the back of their minds coming in…

Writer Joe Soriano argues that Tottenham Hotspur should target Nottingham Forest star Morgan Gibbs-White to consolidate and upgrade the roles of James Maddison and Conor Gallagher. The opinion piece highlights Maddison's recurring injury issues and Gallagher's potential sale value to mid-level clubs as primary reasons for Spurs to revamp their midfield options.
Soriano suggests manager Roberto De Zerbi could successfully pursue Gibbs-White, who scored 15 goals last season. The writer notes that Tottenham previously missed out on signing the playmaker following objections from Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis and perceived passivity from Daniel Levy.
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