Nottingham Forest expect to sell Elliot Anderson for £100m or possibly more in the next few months amid strong interest from Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, and Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich are considered less likely to complete the signing at the moment but are observing the circumstances in case Nottingham Forest negotiate uncompromisingly with their Premier League rivals and show a preference to selling abroad.

'Teamtalk' reports that Bayern Munich is one of the clubs interested in Elliot Anderson and that the price for the English international is between 92 and over 115 million euros. Nottingham Forest has an advantage because Anderson is under contract until 2029, and the club is aware of the numerous interested parties. According to 'Teamtalk', it is not excluded that Anderson's price could rise further after the World Cup.

Bayern Munich are reportedly among the clubs interested in Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson, 23. The situation is increasingly being described as a potential competition between Manchester City and Manchester United. Chelsea are also said to remain in contention for the England international, whose club values him at between £80 million and over £100 million. Nottingham Forest have no interest in selling the player in January and he is under contract until 2029. According to sources, Manchester City have already initiated contact with Anderson's representatives regarding a potential summer transfer. Anderson joined Forest from Newcastle in July 2024 for €41.2 million and has 1 goal and 2 assists in 21 Premier League appearances this season. His current market value is €60.00m, according to Transfermarkt.