Greatest ever “He’s incredible.” Michael Dawson selects the Player of the Year for Nottingham Forest.

The Nottingham Forest player Michael Dawson believes should be the team’s Player of the Year for this campaign has been chosen.

Undoubtedly, the 2023–2024 campaign will not be remembered for very long.

Towards safety, the forest has staggered. After defeating Sheffield United on Saturday, the Reds now just need a single victory to almost guarantee their survival.

The Reds lead Luton by three points and have a much better goal differential.

Despite the season being a complete bore, Forest may look back on a few memorable moments.

Dawson has now selected the player he thinks deserves to be recognized as the Forest Player of the Year.

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Morgan Gibbs-White is named Forest Player of the Year by Michael Dawson.

Well, there might be a few contenders for this specific award this year.

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This season, Forest has produced numerous strong players, especially around the top of the pitch.

Callum Hudson-Odoi, Anthony Elanga, and Gibbs-White have all been on strong play lately and would be excellent candidates.

Chris Wood would also need to be considered, as his 13 goals have shown to be crucial for the Reds.

While Gibbs-White is Dawson’s choice, Murillo and Neco Williams would both be excellent choices for the back.

“Defensively, I have always been concerned, but they can score goals,” he said to Sky Sports.

In addition to Callum Hudson-Odoi, Elanga, Chris Wood, and Morgan Gibbs-White, he was named Player of the Year both last season and this year.

“He’s been magnificent, in my opinion.”

Forest must battle to hang onto the standout player.

This season, Gibbs-White has been an incredible asset for Forest, tallying eight assists and six goals.

After promotion, Steve Cooper prioritized the attacker, and the Reds paid an initial sum of £25 million to recruit him.

Forest may have to pay Wolves more in add-ons, but they may now have to contend with an entirely new set of difficulties.

Forest will almost certainly have to consider moving a star player next season, since financial fair play is unlikely to take center stage.

Because of it, Gibbs-White is a little more vulnerable, thus Forest will be hoping to hang on and figure out a way to hold onto their finest players.

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