Newcastle United sees financial loss as Elliot Anderson nears City move
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 9:00 PM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
Newcastle United is poised to miss a financial opportunity as Elliot Anderson approaches a transfer to Manchester City. The former academy player, sold to Nottingham Forest for £35 million to resolve Profit and Sustainability Rules issues in 2024, lacks a sell-on clause that would benefit Newcastle. Now, Football Club Nottingham Forest is expected to receive the full financial reward from an anticipated sale to Man City, which could exceed £120 million. Discussions are ongoing regarding Anderson's contract that could make him one of the most expensive players ever.
- •Elliot Anderson's transfer to Man City could reach £130 million.
- •Newcastle had to sell Anderson to avoid a six-point deduction in 2024.
- •The club is not entitled to a percentage of any future sale.
- •Man City has already had bids of £85 million and £106 million rejected.
- •Negotiations for Anderson's contract are currently proceeding.
- 9:00 PMYahoo Sports — Newcastle United facing huge regret in Manchester City’s Elliot Anderson pursuit
"Newcastle United are set to miss out on a significant financial windfall as former academy star Elliot Anderson nears a nine-figure switch to Manchester City.The original £35 million transfer to Nott...
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