Manchester United have been linked to a move for Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest in the last few weeks.
Elliot Anderson could prove to be a quality addition for Manchester United in the long run and a report from Spanish outlet Fichajes has claimed the Red Devils are plotting a €65 million move for him in the coming months. It will be interesting to see if Nottingham Forest are prepared to sell him.
The Tricky Trees prevented Morgan Gibbs-White from leaving the club during the summer transfer window, and they will not want to lose Anderson either. The Englishman is a key player for them, and his departure would weaken them massively in the middle.
Meanwhile, it is no surprise that Manchester United want to sign him. The 22-year-old is a quality player with a big future, and he could be an important player for Manchester United going forward. The English international will help them control games better, and he could form a solid partnership with the likes of Kobbie Mainoo.
It remains to be seen whether Manchester United follow up on their interest with an official offer worth €65 million in the coming months. The Red Devils have the resources to get the deal across the line, but convincing their fellow Premier League side to sell their key player will be difficult.
Anderson could be tempted to join
Meanwhile, Anderson could be tempted to join Manchester United. The Red Devils are one of the biggest clubs in the world and the opportunity to play for them will be hard to turn down. It will be an exciting opportunity for him. Even though Manchester United are not at their best right now, they have the resources to build a formidable squad and fight for trophies.
The 22-year-old could be attracted to the idea of being a part of the project. It remains to be seen how the situation unfolds. Nottingham Forest have shown that they cannot be bullied into selling their key players. They will only sell the player on their terms, and Manchester United will have to shell out a premium to stand any chance of getting the deal done.
