Manchester City are continuing their pursuit of Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson, with reports in England suggesting the club are preparing an improved package that could rise beyond £120 million including add-ons.
According to English media reports, Nottingham Forest have already rejected City’s opening approach and are holding firm on a high valuation, backed by the player’s development and the length of his current contract.
The situation remains at the negotiation stage, with no official announcement from either club confirming an agreement. The deal is therefore still one to monitor closely in the coming days.
City’s interest in Anderson fits their plan to strengthen midfield with a young Premier League-proven player who can grow within the team’s next cycle.