Man City confirm deal to sign Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest
Manchester City have shattered the British transfer record to sign midfielder Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest.
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Manchester City have officially confirmed the signing of Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest. The deal is reported as a record British transfer, with a fee of £116m.
Coverage from Sky Sports, Al Jazeera, BBC, Yahoo Sports, and ESPN emphasizes the scale of the investment. Sky Sports notes that while this is the third most expensive Premier League signing, Anderson ranks 31st when adjusting for historic fees.
Future focus remains on the reasoning behind the record-breaking fee for the midfielder, a point specifically raised in reporting by the BBC.
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Quick answers
How much did Manchester City pay for Elliot Anderson?
The transfer fee was £116m.
What record does this transfer break?
According to Al Jazeera, the move is a record British transfer.
Which club did Elliot Anderson leave to join Man City?
He joined from Nottingham Forest.
Coverage (5)
- Elliot Anderson becomes third most expensive Premier League signing with £116m Man City move but he's only 31st when adjusting historic fees Sky Sports · 10h ago
- Man City sign Elliot Anderson from Forest in record British transfer Al Jazeera · 10h ago
- Elliot Anderson: Why are Manchester City breaking the British transfer record for midfielder? BBC · 10h ago
- It’s now official as Manchester City confirm the signing of Elliot Anderson Yahoo Sports · 10h ago
- Man City confirm deal to sign Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest ESPN · 10h ago broke it first
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