Elliot Anderson to Manchester City F.C.

Liverpool latest: £69m transfer chase intensifies as Reds stand to rake in Man City fortune - Liverpool Echo

Liverpool latest: £69m transfer chase intensifies as Reds stand to rake in Man City fortune - Liverpool Echo Andoni Iraola's first summer at Liverpool is due to enter overdrive(Image: Matthew Lewis, Getty Images) Andoni Iraola's inaugural spell of investment at Anfield also appears set to shift into high gear amid growing interest in several prominent targets. The Reds have already made a significant move, splashing £34.5million to sign Victor Munoz from Osasuna. Curtis Jones could join Nottingham Forest on the back of Elliot Anderson's move to Man City(Image: 2026 Liverpool FC) News of Anderson's £116m move to the Etihad could carry considerable consequences for Anfield. The Daily Mail has reported Forest are seriously weighing up a move for Jones, who has just 12 months remaining on his contract.

Nottingham Forest target £40m-rated Liverpool player | talkSPORT

Nottingham Forest target £40m-rated Liverpool player | talkSPORT Liverpool are aware of the Forest interest as Vitor Pereira’s side look to strengthen in the centre of the park following the £116million departure of Elliot Anderson. Chelsea and Aston Villa could also move for Bergvall after failed moves during the January transfer window. Jones is looking to secure a move away from the club during the current transfer window. The club are also comfortable with allowing Jones to leave on a free transfer next summer.

Chelsea enter race to sign £60m star ahead of Man Utd and Arsenal | Football | Metro News

The Blues are working on a number of summer deals as Xabi Alonso prepares to take over at Stamford Bridge. Italy international Marco Palestra looks set to become Alonso’s first summer signing after Chelsea agreed a £51m deal with Atalanta for the right-back. Chelsea identified Palestra as a top target as they are open to offers for Malo Gusto and braced for an approach from Manchester City, who have appointed ex-Stamford Bridge boss Enzo Maresca as Pep Guardiola’s replacement. There has also been movement on the left-hand side of Chelsea’s defence with Marc Cucurella getting his desired move and joining Jose Mourinho’s Real Madrid. Trevoh Chalobah could follow Cucurella out of Chelsea amid interest from Cesc Fabregas’ Como, with Crystal Palace centre-back Maxence Lacroix lined up as an upgrade. Chelsea have also been linked with a number of midfielders as Enzo Fernandez, valued at £120m, continues to push for a move away. Manchester City’s imminent £116m deal for Elliot Anderson has reduced the options for clubs hoping to sign a top-class midfielder this summer. In a separate show, Bent added: ‘This is where transfer fees are crazy. Arrow MORE: Paul Scholes urges Thomas Tuchel to drop Arsenal star from England World Cup team Arrow MORE: £55m Man Utd star responds to interest from Ruben Amorim’s AC Milan Arrow MORE: Chelsea receive message from Sunderland after £8m Granit Xhaka bid Everything you need to know about the World Cup – England updates, the games to watch and stories you missed – in five minutes, at 1pm, every day.

Man Utd close to first summer transfer with World Cup medical scheduled TODAY - The Mirror

Man Utd close to first summer transfer with World Cup medical scheduled TODAY - The Mirror

Man Utd weigh up £35m transfer bid as Michael Carrick targets problem area - The Mirror

Man Utd weigh up £35m transfer bid as Michael Carrick targets problem area - Manchester United are weighing up a £35million bid for Borussia Dortmund defender Waldemar Anton. Anton joined Dortmund from Stuttgart in 2024 for a fee of £18m, and has established himself as one of the best defenders in the Bundesliga. The Red Devils are close to agreeing a deal with Atalanta for Ederson, who could replace the departed Casemiro at the base of midfield. Nottingham Forest star Elliot Anderson is on United's shortlist, but it's understood that he's leaning towards a move to rivals Manchester City. Other targets include Mateus Fernandes, Sandro Tonali and Aurelien Tchouameni. United would also like a left-back, with Newcastle's Lewis Hall having been linked. An experienced forward is another profile being looked at, but the return of Marcus Rashford from his loan spell at Barcelona could complicate things.

Man City set for £116m transfer pause after Elliot Anderson medical - Manchester Evening News

Man City set for £116m transfer pause after Elliot Anderson medical - Manchester Evening News

Tottenham Reach Major Breakthrough in Pursuit of Sandro Tonali

Spurs have been strongly linked with a move for the Newcastle United midfielder this summer and saw an initial £75million bid rejected by the Magpies earlier this month. However, their reporter Orazio Accomando has added that there is yet to be an agreement between Newcastle and Spurs regarding a fee, but the north London outfit hope to have a deal wrapped up this week. Spurs now need to finalise an agreement with Newcastle over the fee and how it will be paid. The north Londoners face competition in the race to sign Tonali, with Manchester City also strongly linked with the 26-year-old, despite their agreement with Nottingham Forest to sign Elliot Anderson for £116million plus add-ons. Already, Tottenham have signed Jan Paul van Hecke for £52million from Brighton while Martin Dubravka, Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi have also arrived on free transfers. However, they are also in talks with West Ham United over a deal for midfielder Mateus Fernandes who is also reportedly courting interest from Manchester United and Real Madrid, amongst others.

Man City enter race to sign Arsenal target Ayyoub Bouaddi

Man City enter race to sign Arsenal target Ayyoub Bouaddi Alfredo is one of the most highly respected football journalists in Italy, breaking many of the biggest transfer news... read more Sports broadcaster and journalist covering multiple World Cups, Olympic Games, Grand Slams and Majors and interview the... read more Charles Watts is one of the most respected journalists, having covered Arsenal whilst at Football London and Goal and... read more Christian Falk is the head of football at the BILD Group, responsible for reporting on FC Bayern, Bundesliga and acts as... read more Haydn has been a licensed agent for nearly 10 years and is now the Managing Director of Next Generation Management, who... read more An award-winning journalist, breaking football transfer news exclusives, working with the most reliable sources in the... read more Diego Maradona and the England football team were clients when Jon Smith launched the world-famous First Artist agency... read more Jonathan is a Ligue 1 specialist journalist based in Paris as CBS Sports man on the ground. He's the editor of the #1 Spanish football publication... read more Stan Collymore is a football pundit and former player, signing for Liverpool FC in 1995 for an English transfer record... read more Manchester City are still keeping an eye on Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi, even after committing a huge fee to sign Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest. That is interesting because the Premier League giants have already made a major midfield investment, with The Guardian reporting that City have agreed a £116m deal with Nottingham Forest for England midfielder Anderson. City’s interest in Bouaddi shows they are not only thinking about immediate starters. Anderson would arrive as a ready-made Premier League option, but Bouaddi represents a different type of deal: young, technically gifted and with huge development potential. Transfermarkt lists him as an 18-year-old central midfielder at LOSC Lille, with a market value of around €50m and a contract running until 2029. He may not be ready to walk straight into Guardiola’s strongest XI, but his intelligence, ball security and physical profile make him a very interesting long-term project. The Anderson deal shows City want proven quality now, but Bouaddi would be about future control. But if they believe Bouaddi can become an elite player, moving early could prove smarter than waiting until the rest of Europe joins the race.