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Manchester City’s second offer of £120m for Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson has been rejected. The bid included £106m upfront plus add-ons, aiming to set a new record for an English player transfer.
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Manchester City's second offer worth £120m for Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson has been rejected.
City have intensified their pursuit of the 23-year-old England international, with an offer of an initial £106m plus add-ons.
Should they sign Anderson it would eclipse the £105m Arsenal paid West Ham for Declan Rice in 2023 as the record transfer for an English player.
City had an opening bid rejected by Forest earlier this month and Anderson's preference is a move to Etihad Stadium over Manchester United, while personal terms are not an issue.
United are effectively out of the running, having not wanted to get into a bidding war and only wanting players eager to join them.
City have long been admirers of Newcastle academy graduate Anderson. The player is currently preparing for the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico, but club-to-club talks can continue to take place.
He started England's 3-0 win over Costa Rica on Wednesday - the final friendly for the Three Lions before their opening World Cup game against Croatia on 17 June.
Anderson was one of Forest's star performers last season as they reached the Europa League semi-finals and avoided relegation from the Premier League, despite having four managers.
He arrived from Newcastle in 2024 for £35m and has made 92 appearances, scoring six goals.
Bernardo Silva's exit from City at the end of his contract means they are looking to bolster their midfield and Anderson tops the list of potential targets.
Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali is another player understood to be highly rated by City, with reports suggesting the Italy international has also been monitored as a long-term target.
Nottingham Forest rejected the offer as they likely seek a higher fee or have other considerations regarding the transfer.
If signed, Anderson's transfer would surpass the £105m paid by Arsenal for Declan Rice, making it the highest transfer fee for an English player.
Manchester City is currently pursuing Anderson, while Manchester United has stepped back from the bidding process.

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