"Any talk that Man Utd could land Anderson for 60million or anything close to that has been dismissed by my sources, and it is this 100million figure that is the price target for now. There is no reason Forest would let him go for cheap, especially as he's one of England's main players for the World Cup, and there are a few clubs that would compete for the signing that would help raise his fee."
"Anderson could develop into a quality player for Manchester United with the right guidance. However, 100 million is a substantial asking price. It will be interesting to see if Manchester United are willing to break the bank for him. He has the qualities to justify the outlay in future, but Manchester United might not want to pay over the odds for the player right now. Waiting until the summer transfer window might see them sign the player for a more reasonable amount of money."
Manchester United targeted Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson and hoped to sign him in January. Nottingham Forest are holding out for at least 100 million, dismissing suggestions of a 60 million fee. Anderson is 23 and regarded as one of the best young midfielders in the league and a potential England World Cup player, attracting interest from multiple clubs. Forest's valuation could prompt competition and raise his price. Anderson could develop into a quality Manchester United player with coaching, but United may prefer to wait until the summer for a more reasonable fee.
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