Manchester United are keeping a very close eye on this season's relegation scrap - Soccer News

"Suffering just a single defeat from any of their first eight Premier League appearances since Carrick's appointment, their former midfielder also appears to be sat in pole position to make his return a permanent one. With the Old Trafford hierarchy already drawing up plans ahead of the summer transfer window, United are reportedly keeping close tabs on a number of players who are at the heart of their own respective relegation scraps."

"Expected to be part of Thomas Tuchel's World Cup squad this summer, the 26-year-old has enjoyed a sensational run of form over the past month and has more than a leading role to play in Forest's charge for top-flight safety. Along with registering consecutive Premier League goals, Gibbs-White has also registered four direct goal contributions in as many appearances across all competitions."

"Recording eight Premier League goals this season, Forest's playmaking talisman has also registered five more top-flight strikes than any other player at the City Ground. With the Forest hierarchy knowing that it will be inevitable that they lose their talism"

Manchester United has experienced a successful period under Michael Carrick's temporary management, suffering only one defeat in their first eight Premier League matches. The club aims to secure Champions League qualification and is preparing for the summer transfer window by monitoring players from struggling teams. Carrick appears positioned to make his appointment permanent. Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White is among United's transfer targets. The 26-year-old England international has demonstrated exceptional form recently, scoring consecutive Premier League goals and recording four direct goal contributions across competitions. Gibbs-White has accumulated eight Premier League goals this season, five more than any other Forest player, establishing himself as the club's key playmaker.

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