How do Forest replace Anderson?
26-06-2026 09:14 via sports.yahoo.com

How do Forest replace Anderson?

[BBC][Getty Images]Manchester City have agreed a deal with Nottingham Forest to sign Elliot Anderson for a club record £116m.The England midfielder is set to have a medical before completing his move to Etihad Stadium.City sources insist the fee for Anderson is £116m, which would be a club record, with no bonuses attached. Other sources claim the deal is worth up to £130m, which would represent a British record fee, eclipsing the £125m Liverpool paid Newcastle for striker
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