Ilkay Gundogan praises Elliot Anderson as Manchester City prepares for signing
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Ilkay Gundogan commended Elliot Anderson ahead of his anticipated transfer to Manchester City for a British record of £116 million. The Nottingham Forest midfielder is set to undergo a medical in New York after receiving permission from England manager Thomas Tuchel. Gundogan emphasized Anderson’s team-first mentality, highlighting qualities imperative for success at the Etihad Stadium. This move is a part of Manchester City's strategy for rebuilding under new management. Confirmation of the transfer is expected soon as administrative details are finalized.
- •Elliot Anderson to complete a £116 million transfer to Manchester City.
- •Anderson will undergo a medical in New York City.
- •Gundogan endorses Anderson as a valuable team player.
- •This signing aligns with City's strategy for rebuilding.
- •Confirmation of the transfer is anticipated in the coming days.
- 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — Ilkay Gundogan reacts to Manchester City’s record £116M agreement to sign Elliot Anderson
"Former Man City captain Ilkay Gundogan has praised incoming signing Elliot AndersonGundogan says Forest midfielder is “someone who sacrifices everything for the team”Anderson will undergo a medica...
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