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Fabrizio Romano reports that Manchester City is now the frontrunner to sign Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson, overshadowing Manchester United's interest. Anderson, a standout midfielder in the Premier League, could cost up to £100m, but that figure may drop if Forest faces relegation. City prioritizes a midfielder this summer, and Romano confirms Anderson is "very high" on their shortlist. He emphasizes that City is keen to act swiftly, with moves expected before the season ends. Meanwhile, United appears to delay their pursuit of Anderson, focusing on other priorities first. Romano highlights that City sees Anderson as a top target, potentially landing him in the coming weeks. The transfer landscape is shifting, and all eyes are on Anderson as he becomes a key player in the summer window.
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