English FA Cup champions, Manchester City, are reportedly closing in on a major transfer deal for Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson, with negotiations said to be entering the final stages.
According to reports, discussions between Manchester City and Nottingham Forest have progressed significantly over the past week, with a new round of talks expected soon to finalise the agreement.
The proposed deal is believed to be worth around £120 million, including add-ons.
The 22-year-old midfielder, Elliot Anderson, is said to be open to the move and has already given his approval to join Manchester City.
Manchester City is believed to see Anderson as an important long-term addition to their midfield, with the club continuing its strategy of strengthening an already star-studded squad.
Man City is reportedly keen on adding more creativity, energy, and depth to its midfield options ahead of upcoming domestic and European challenges.
On the other side, Nottingham Forest is said to be carefully considering the offer, which would represent one of the biggest transfers in the club’s history. The fee being discussed highlights Anderson’s rapid rise and growing reputation in English football.
Anderson has impressed with his performances in the Premier League, showing strong technical ability, vision, and composure in midfield.
His development has attracted interest from several top clubs, but Manchester City have emerged as the frontrunners in the race for his signature.
While no official agreement has been confirmed yet, sources indicate that both clubs are working towards a final resolution.
Personal terms are not expected to be an issue, as the player is eager to make the switch.
If completed, the transfer would mark another major investment by Manchester City as they continue to build for the future while maintaining dominance at the highest level.
For now, the deal remains “work in progress,” but confidence is growing that an agreement could be reached soon as talks continue behind the scenes.
