Elliot Anderson’s potential move from Nottingham Forest remains wide open amid intense Premier League and European interest, with Manchester City’s rejected bids exceeding £120 million keeping the 23-year-old England midfielder at the center of a fluid summer window. Forest’s insistence on a British-record fee has cooled Manchester United’s pursuit, while Anderson’s reported preference for the Etihad has not deterred speculation linking him to Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, Real Madrid, and others. The tight clustering of implied probabilities reflects ongoing uncertainty around valuation disputes, the player’s post-World Cup intentions, and multiple clubs’ willingness to test Forest’s resolve before the window advances. Recent form, England duty, and rival spending power continue to shape trader views without a clear frontrunner emerging.