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    [ESPN] Nottingham Forest are quoting around £120M for Elliot Anderson, believing it is fair given his key role for England at the World Cup and under contract until 2029.
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    [ESPN] Nottingham Forest are quoting around £120M for Elliot Anderson, believing it is fair given his key role for England at the World Cup and under contract until 2029.

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    3. threepiecewithfries on

      At this point I hope this is just 4D chess and its ends up with United or Chelsea paying £140m for him

    4. Unique-Impress5964 on

      Hell no, you can find someone cheaper and maybe even better, tell those guys to get to work.

    7. Verozoue5 on

      Hmm nope not worth it and tell that fat shit Marinakis to go fuck himself with that price.

    9. zubairatif075 on

      3 weeks ago mirror football reported: “Man City believe they have won the race to sign Elliot Anderson and are confident of a **£65M** deal. The 23-year-old has let it be known that the Etihad Stadium is his preferred choice and City are keen to get a deal over the line before the World Cup.” 😭

    10. the_sherl0ck on

      Even after considering that fact he is homegrown, anything above 70M pounds is daylight robbery for a Ball winner. 

      Saw people online compare him with Declan Rice which itself red flag whenever we play against Arsenal or Chelsea Rodri literally schools Rice and Caicedo. Is he that big of Upgrade over Nico Gonzalez who is a good ball winner who we already have.

      We need technical central midfielders who are press resistant.

    11. Sensitive_Turnip6871 on

      England will crash out of the world cup and the price will slash into half. Let us wait

    13. Lscott13 on

      Side note, I can’t stand that account they are toxically negative towards our players quite often

    17. glascowcomascale on

      Either our board do the usual stuff and we get him at 60 mil

      Or pep makes another orielly out of thin air (academy)

    18. rr18114 on

      Walk away. As good as he is, he is barely good enough to lace Bernado’s or Gundo’s boots atm. He would need Pep’s coaching in order to turn into a world beater.

      He’s not that player atm.

    19. 00CRUSHH on

      pass on it, he’s a brilliant player but nowhere near a 120m price tag. i’m not even entirely confident more than 4-5 midfielders worldwide are fetching that price tag. £70m max and that’s a push

    21. fakemxcan on

      Yeah, Viana can prob find someone in the French or Portuguese leagues for a quarter of that price that’s 95% as good