Overview
- Nottingham Forest are described as unwilling to sell in January, with multiple outlets saying there is no chance of a midseason deal.
- Manchester City are widely viewed as frontrunners, with reports suggesting Anderson favors a move to the Etihad and City having scouted him extensively.
- Forest’s valuation sits around £100m and is expected to increase by summer, with some reports linking a further rise to potential England displays at the 2026 World Cup.
- Manchester United remain interested but could be priced out, as pundit Dean Saunders urged a push while noting the need for midfield reinforcements.
- Newcastle sporting director Ross Wilson confirmed continued interest, but local reporting notes City are seen as favorites and a fee north of £100m is anticipated.