Elliot Anderson completes move to Manchester City from Nottingham Forest

Manchester City has finalized the signing of Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest, securing the player on a five-year contract that extends until 2031 for a transfer fee of £116 million ($154 million).

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This transfer, initially a record for a British player when reached in June, has since been eclipsed by Morgan Rogers’ £117 million ($156 million) move from Aston Villa to Chelsea.

Anderson expressed excitement about joining Manchester City, describing it as a club built for winning trophies and competing at the highest levels of football. He conveyed his gratitude for the opportunity and his determination to prove his worth to the team. The negotiations with Nottingham Forest were wrapped up during the World Cup, with Anderson completing his medical in Kansas City at England’s training base.

Though he was also a target for Manchester United, Anderson emphasized that the decision to join City was straightforward once he became aware of their interest. He commended City’s stature as one of the biggest clubs globally and praised the strength and depth of their squad across all positions. Anderson feels drawn to City’s winning mentality, describing them as relentless champions over the past decade and expressing his eagerness to be part of a team known for its success.

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