Manchester City restructures bid for Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson

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Last updated Jun 18, 2026

Manchester City restructures bid for Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson
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Manchester City is modifying its bid for Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson by introducing a bonus structure that is easier for Forest to achieve. Two previous offers totaling £106 million plus £15 million in bonuses were rejected, with Forest seeking a package around £130 million. Personal terms with Anderson are reportedly already agreed, and he has permission to undergo a medical with City. The changes aim to satisfy Forest’s valuation without increasing the guaranteed fee, as City looks to finalize the deal amidst competition having diminished following Manchester United's withdrawal from negotiations.

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  • City’s latest bid aims to make bonuses more achievable for Nottingham Forest.
  • Forest's owner seeks a total package close to £130 million.
  • Personal terms with Anderson have been agreed, pending a medical.
  • Manchester United no longer competes for Anderson's signing.
  • City is exploring creative financial solutions to conclude the deal.
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  • 7:05 AMYahoo SportsManchester City set to include ‘more achievable’ bonuses in fresh Elliot Anderson bid
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Man City are reworking the bonus structure of a bid for Nottingham Forest’s Elliot AndersonThe change would make performance-related bonuses easier for Forest to reachPersonal terms with Anderson in...

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