Man City, Nottingham Forest and Liverpool eye eliot Anderson

Eliot Anderson, the 23‑year‑old Nottingham Forest midfielder, is attracting interest from Manchester City, Liverpool and Inter Milan as clubs negotiate a valuation of £130 million (€150 million) amid a potential £120 million offer from the English champions. The midfielder's blend of technical skill and work rate has made him a coveted target for elite sides. Anderson has become one of Nottingham Forest’s most influential performers, and his market value has risen dramatically over the past year. His ability to receive the ball under pressure and progress attacks through passing and carrying defines his modern midfield profile. Manchester City have remained determined to sign Anderson, having seen an offer of around £120 million rejected by Nottingham Forest. Pep Guardiola’s side continuously seeks midfielders capable of controlling matches in multiple phases of play. Nottingham Forest are holding firm at a valuation of £130 million, equivalent to roughly €150 million. The club’s negotiating position is reinforced by Anderson’s contract situation and growing demand.

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Liverpool, represented by midfielder Curtis Jones, are also monitoring Anderson’s situation. The Merseyside club’s interest adds further competition to the bidding battle. Inter Milan are watching the developments closely, as Anderson’s departure would create a midfield vacancy for Nottingham Forest. Forest have shown interest in Davide Frattesi, and a sale could provide funds for both clubs.

Manchester City target Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson this summer

A transfer of £130 million could trigger a domino effect, with Forest seeking a replacement and Inter gaining financial flexibility for their own targets. Such a cascade illustrates how a single high‑value deal can shape multiple markets. The coming weeks will determine whether Manchester City meet Nottingham Forest’s demands for Anderson.