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England midfielder eager to move to Etihad StadiumForest eye Lucas Bergvall as potential replacementManchester City have agreed a deal with Nottingham Forest to sign Elliot Anderson, with the package expected to be a British record fee worth £130m.Forest’s owner, Evangelos Marina

Elliot Anderson's imminent £116m transfer to Manchester City from Nottingham Forest is expected to have a knock-on effect for other deals for midfielders in the transfer window.

Jamie Carragher says the £116m price for Elliot Anderson will be worth it if he's a success, and believes he will forge a 'formidable' midfield partnership with Rodri.

Elliot Anderson is the latest in a line of successful footballers from a club that focuses on the wellbeing of young peopleNot many local football clubs can claim to have produced the most expensive British footballer of the day. Wallsend Boys, a grassroots team in working-class

Former England captain Wayne Rooney says he would start Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo instead of Elliot Anderson in Wednesday's World Cup last-32 tie with DR Congo.

Jamie O'Hara SLAMS Morgan Rogers and Elliot Anderson £130m price tag. O recorte ajuda a contextualizar a pauta dentro de Esportes.

Manchester City’s transfer spending has hit £824m in three years after signing Elliot Anderson in a British-record £116m deal.

Elliot Anderson's record-breaking £116m transfer to Manchester City from Nottingham Forest has been announced. O recorte ajuda a contextualizar a pauta dentro de Esportes.

Elliot Anderson becomes the third-most expensive signing in Premier League history after Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz with his £116m transfer from Nottingham Forest to Manchester City.

Elliot Anderson will become the most expensive British player, but why are Manchester City prepared to pay a record fee to sign the midfielder?

After missing out on Elliot Anderson and Mateus Fernandes, are Bournemouth's Alex Scott and Chelsea's Andrey Santos now heading Man Utd's list of midfield targets?

BBC Sport World Cup pundits Wayne Rooney and Ellen White believe England "got lucky" after Torbjorn Heggem's second-half goal was ruled out for a foul on Elliott Anderson by Erling Haaland.