Anderson gets Man City move he craved as £116m deal done
Summary
Manchester City signed midfielder Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest on a five-year contract until 2031. Anderson, 23, became a key player for Forest and England, and City paid a club-record fee for him, beating competition from Manchester United.Key Facts
- Elliot Anderson joined Manchester City from Nottingham Forest.
- His contract with City lasts until June 2031.
- The transfer fee set a new club record, higher than the £100 million paid for Jack Grealish.
- Anderson was a key player for Nottingham Forest, helping them reach the Europa League semi-finals.
- He played in every game for England at the World Cup under coach Thomas Tuchel.
- Anderson was Nottingham Forest’s leader in touches and duels won in the Premier League last season.
- He said he was determined to join City because they are one of the biggest clubs and winners.
- City’s director of football praised Anderson’s energy, work rate, and passing skills.
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