Kudus became the first player since 2011 to make the move from the Hammers to rivals Spurs in a reported £55 million (AU$113 million) deal. Gibbs-White looked to follow as Spurs sought to activate the £60 million ($123 million) buyout clause in his Forest contract.

The expected departure of Morgan Gibbs-White will leave a cavernous creative void at Nottingham Forest. While Chris Wood provided the goals last season and Newcastle-bound Anthony Elanga enhanced Forest's forward line with his pace and assists,

Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United is already done. That’s a £55m transfer. But more eye-opening again is Spurs’ £60m approach for Nottingham Forest’s Morgan Gibbs-White, a midfielder who Manchester City gave consideration to buying. No sooner had David Ornstein broken the exclusive than Gibbs-White was booked in for a medical today.

Nottingham Forest are considering legal action over what they claim is a breach of confidentiality in Tottenham Hotspur’s chase for star midfielder, Morgan Gibbs-White. Nottingham Forest are reportedly unhappy over how Spurs have approached the 24-year-old England international.

Tottenham look set to spend £115m on deals for Mohammed Kudus and Morgan Gibb-White. BBC Sport looks at where the funding is coming from and how the signings would fit.

The highly-rated Nottingham Forest midfielder, 25, will undergo a medical at Spurs as they look to bolster the squad ahead of their return to the Champions League

Tottenham Hotspur have turned their attention to a move for Nottingham Forest midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White.The North Londoners had expressed interest in signing Eberechi Eze from Crystal Palace, but

BBC Sport looks at why new boss Thomas Frank wanted to add him to his squad – and why the transfer is a rare move for the north London outfit.