Man United learn asking price for January target Elliot Anderson

Manchester United are preparing a winter raid on Nottingham Forest for their midfield stalwart, Elliot Anderson.
After a poor start to the season under Ruben Amorim, things have finally started to click for Manchester United. In order to capitalize on this, the Red Devils have already started planning for the winter transfer window. The Portuguese manager is looking for more quality in midfield and has already identified a top target.
According to a report from Fichajes, Manchester United are keen to sign Elliot Anderson, as they look to further strengthen their midfield. They view the Newcastle graduate as an ideal candidate for Amorim’s system and are preparing to make a move in January. Anderson was described as a “very good player” by Amorim.
Anderson, who joined the Tricky Trees in the summer of 2024, managed to establish himself as one of their pillars in no time. The 23-year-old’s impressive performances have helped him break into the England national team and he has also been put on the wishlist of some of the country’s biggest clubs.
Manchester United keen on Anderson
Although he is still relatively young, Anderson has shown a lot of maturity. His ability to play any role in the center of the park, as well as his composure on the ball, are the main reasons why Manchester United are ready to push for his signature.
With Kobbie Mainoo’s future uncertain, Manuel Ugarte failing to make an impact and Casemiro in the final stages of his career, the Red Devils certainly need more quality in the center of the park. They are looking deep into the Nottingham midfielder ahead of a potential transfer.
Amorim may struggle to sign Anderson

Although they consider him the ideal person for their project, signing him will not be so simple. His contract at Nottingham runs until the summer of 2029, and having paid just £35 million to sign him, the Tricky Trees could now demand between £100 million and £120 million.
The financial aspect can certainly prove very tricky for the Red Devils, who have also spent a lot of money this summer.






