The Sun reports that Manchester United are interested in a midfielder from England and Forest due to his performances for his club and country. The Red Devils were reportedly keen to sign him to change Ruben Amorim’s options in midfield. United will now have to compete with Man City for the midfielder, and Old Trafford chiefs are said to have created a shortlist of midfielders with Anderson’s name at the top.

ESPN have claimed that United have a shortlist of seven players to address the club's midfield problems. The report states that the Red Devils are also monitoring England internationals Elliot Anderson and Adam Wharton.

Manchester United have been strongly linked with Anderson, and there is some confidence that they could sign him for £70m or less. According to The Daily Mail, Forest are maintaining a firm stance on keeping the England international for the time being.

Fraser Fletcher reported that Elliot Anderson is one of the three main targets for Manchester United in 2026. Deals for midfielders from Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, and Brighton and Hove Albion will cost Man Utd a total of £250million (€284.4m, $327m).

According to Fabrizio Romano, Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson is on Manchester United's list, and Manchester United are prepared to spend heavily on midfielders in 2026.

According to TEAMtalk’s transfer insider, Dean Jones, Manchester United will be unable to persuade Nottingham Forest to sell Elliot Anderson for £60m (€56.8m, $65.5m), with Forest seeking at least £100m (€113.7m, $130.9m). Jones told TEAMtalk that his sources have dismissed any talk that Manchester United could sign Anderson for £60 million or a similar amount, and that the £100 million figure is the current price target. He also said that a few clubs would compete for the signing, which would contribute to raising his fee.

The Daily Briefing reports that Manchester United are increasingly confident they can sign Nottingham Forest central midfielder Elliot Anderson in a bargain deal. The club is interested in Anderson, and the England international is also understood to be open to moving to Old Trafford. Manchester United believe they can reach an agreement with Forest for less than the £100m figure that has been mentioned in the press. The Times is one outlet that has stated the 23-year-old’s value is approximately £100m. According to sources, United feel they could acquire him for £70m or possibly slightly less. A source stated that the financial situation is complex as Anderson's contract with Forest runs until 2029, which gives the club strong leverage. The same source added that the club internally believes Anderson’s value could surpass £100 million if his development continues. Manchester United are confident that £60 million would be sufficient to persuade Forest to negotiate. Another source added that Anderson is open to moving to Old Trafford because he is attracted by the opportunity to play on the biggest stage and join one of the big six.

Elliot Anderson continues to be linked with Manchester United. According to The Times, Anderson is Ruben Amorim’s priority to replace Casemiro. Casemiro will leave next summer when his contract expires. Anderson is considered the best alternative, and Nottingham Forest are pricing the 23-year-old at approximately €115m (£100m). There is competition from Liverpool and Newcastle United for the England international. A January move for the player is said to be unlikely.

According to The Times, Liverpool are also interested in Anderson. Man Utd and Newcastle also seem to be the 23-year-old's main suitors. He is expected to cost around £100m.

TEAMtalk’s transfer correspondent, Fraser Fletcher, has reported that Man Utd have made Nottingham Forest player Anderson their top midfield target in January. There have been reports that Forest value Anderson at £120million (€136.3m, $157.6m), but sources have told TEAMtalk that Man Utd believe that a £60m (€56.8m, $65.5m) fee could be enough to complete a deal. TEAMtalk understands that Amorim plans to deploy Anderson as one of two holding midfielders in a 3-4-2-1 formation.

According to The Telegraph, both Manchester United and Newcastle United have a strong interest in Elliot Anderson. Nottingham Forest have stated they will not consider any offers for him in January, regardless of the amount. Any potential negotiations regarding his future will be delayed until the summer at the earliest. Many within the club believe that if Anderson's development continues at its current rate, he could be valued at significantly more than £100 million. Forest has communicated to Manchester United, Newcastle, and any other interested parties that Anderson is not for sale in January and that any sale would require a record-breaking fee.

Manchester United have made Anderson their primary midfielder target for 2026, and the player is keen on a move to Old Trafford. According to club insiders, the player would be very keen on the move, attracted by the opportunity to compete at the highest level and the chance to be at a 'big six' club. This comes as United scout the market for affordable reinforcements due to financial fair play constraints. Fraser Fletcher of TEAMtalk reports that despite Forest’s demands, Manchester United believe a bid of £60 million will be sufficient for the club to sell the midfielder. This week on BBC Sport, England manager Thomas Tuchel described Anderson as a very complete and mobile midfielder.

Speculation regarding Elliot Anderson has intensified following his performance against Manchester United earlier this month. Sky Sports Germany reported that the Red Devils are maintaining their interest in the midfielder. According to the satellite TV channel, Forest is aware. A price of approximately £100-120 million is still being requested, a price described as unaffordable for any non-English club and also provocative towards the Red Devils.

According to journalist Florian Plettenberg, Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson is considered a top target for Manchester United. The Red Devils have registered a concrete interest in the 23-year-old. Signing him in the January transfer window could cost more than £100m.

Transfer expert Florian Plettenberg stated that Manchester United have made contact with Nottingham Forest to explore a potential deal for midfielder Elliot Anderson. United have expressed concrete interest and are understood to be the first to make a formal approach. Manager Rúben Amorim reportedly admires Anderson’s versatility and work rate, viewing him as an ideal long-term replacement for Casemiro. While Amorim is keen to strengthen his squad in January, the club’s board is cautious about committing to another nine-figure transfer after recent heavy spending. Forest are reluctant to sell mid-season unless an irresistible offer arrives.

There is positive news for Man Utd concerning Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson, as the player's transfer price is likely to be significantly lower than was expected.

Andy Mitten has insisted Man Utd will make two signings in central midfield in 2026, with Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson expected to be the first. TEAMtalk has reported that United are already preparing a tempting bid for Anderson in January.

Andy Mitten declared that Anderson is in a good position to make a move to Old Trafford.

According to TEAMtalk, Man Utd are preparing a bid worth £60 million ($78.8 million) for Nottingham Forest’s deep-lying playmaker Elliot Anderson in January. It is thought that Forest are demanding £80 million, but United are confident they will be successful with their offer.

Manchester United are prepared to increase their efforts to sign Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson this January. According to sources, Man Utd are keen on Anderson. The club could have to pay as much as £70m for the England international. Anderson is viewed as ideal for United, and key figures at the club all agree that he could be a fine addition to their squad. One source stated that United see Anderson as a perfect option and a long-term investment, and that they could accelerate their efforts for him this January. The source added that there is a unanimous feeling among the directors, Ruben Amorim, and his coaching staff that Anderson would be a great addition in that position.

Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson is attracting significant interest from top Premier League clubs, including United, following a standout season. Sources have confirmed his eagerness to secure a move that aligns with his career ambitions.

Florian Plettenberg reports that Nottingham Forest is aware of interest from Man Utd and Newcastle United in midfielder Elliott Anderson. The club is prepared to demand up to £120 million ($160.1 million) for a sale.

According to journalist Florian Plettenberg, Manchester United are leading a growing list of Premier League clubs monitoring Elliot Anderson. Manager Ruben Amorim is looking for a new midfielder next year and Anderson is on the shortlist. United have been scouting the player extensively and see him as a player who can become a part of their long-term plans under Amorim.

According to Sky Germany, Manchester United have a genuine interest in Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson. Transfer insider Florian Plettenberg stated that Forest's asking price for the midfielder is between €115m and €137m (£100m-£120m). Anderson's deal, which runs until 2029, does not include a release clause. Forest will not be under pressure to sell in 2026. It is said that Manchester United have already officially registered their interest in Anderson.

Jones revealed on October 23 that while Nottingham Forest's Anderson has admirers at Old Trafford, a deal for him is not as definite as has been suggested. Sources have confirmed that Anderson is a target.

According to The Mirror, Elliot Anderson is highly admired at Old Trafford. The same source states that Nottingham Forest now values Anderson at £75m. Forest would make efforts to keep their midfielder, but the club's difficulties could make it hard to refuse a high-value sale. Relegation to the Championship would almost certainly result in his departure.

According to The Mirror, Manchester United are now interested in signing Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson. There have also been reports of interest in the player from Chelsea and Manchester City.

According to Dean Jones, Manchester United are favoring Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson as a primary candidate. United’s recruitment staff will monitor all options approaching the new year.

Man United are said to be interested in securing Elliot Anderson's signature in 2026, with both clubs unlikely to be able to get him for lower than £70m.

Sky Sports claims Manchester United are interested in Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson. United are continuing to work on possible signings for upcoming windows, and midfield is one of their main priorities.

Elliot Anderson's performances for Nottingham Forest have attracted the attention of Manchester United. According to Football Insider, the midfielder is likely to cost around £70 million when the transfer window reopens in January.

According to TEAMtalk, Newcastle did not insert a buy-back clause into the deal which sent Elliot Anderson to Nottingham Forest, paving the way for Manchester United to have a clean run at signing the England international.

TBR Football reports that Forest have issued a hands-off warning to any clubs interested in Anderson ahead of the January window. Graeme Bailey revealed that Forest have no intention of entertaining any interest in Anderson and want him to be a cornerstone to Ange Postecoglou's team going forward.

Manchester United are likely to be at the front of the queue for Elliot Anderson should they fail to get a reasonable deal for Baleba.

According to Spanish outlet Fichajes, Manchester United are preparing a €65 million offer for Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson that they plan to submit in January. Anderson has four years remaining on his current contract and an Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) of €51.6m, but Man Utd may be required to increase their offer towards the €100m mark.

Manchester United are planning a move for Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson in January. TEAMtalk transfer insider Dean Jones has revealed that Anderson is high on United's shortlist, with manager Amorim keen to add two new midfielders. Football Insider has also confirmed Manchester United's interest. On the other hand, Forest manager Ange Postecoglou wants to keep Anderson and believes his value will soon exceed £70 million. The player is reportedly happy at Forest, which makes a deal very difficult for Man Utd.

Manchester United have taken notice of Elliot Anderson following his impressive start to the season and his England debut. However, Nottingham Forest have no plans to sell him, and Anderson is unlikely to push for a move. Although a lot of clubs are said to be on his radar, there is nothing imminent regarding his future. His price could potentially double from his previous £35m fee if his current form continues.

In their preparations for the January transfer window, Manchester United are considering Nottingham Forest's 22-year-old English-Scottish midfielder, Elliot Anderson, with manager Ruben Amorim reportedly set to be backed financially. Team Talk reports that the club plans to strengthen its squad by acquiring two new midfielders, one in January and another during the summer. Interest in Anderson, who completed a £35 million transfer from Newcastle to Forest last summer, is said to have intensified over the year, making him a priority target. However, Nottingham Forest are understood to be reluctant to let a key player depart in the middle of the campaign. Still, United are keeping a close watch on Anderson's status following the managerial shift at Forest, which saw Ange Postecoglou succeed Nuno Espirito Santo, in the event that any disruption provides an opportunity to begin talks. While Team Talk also reports that Brighton's Carlos Baleba is considered Amorim's ideal signing, a winter transfer for him is deemed improbable. Anderson's current deal with Forest runs until June 2029, and his Transfermarkt valuation is listed at €32 million.