Reports: Forest place £100m price tag on Elliot Anderson | OneFootball

Nottingham Forest are unwilling to let Elliot Anderson leave the club for less than £100 million according to reports.

The former Newcastle United academy product (who played over 50 times for the Magpies) has impressed at his time at the City Ground and has recently been linked with a return to his former club and is said to be on Manchester United's midfield shopping list.

However, according to journalist John Percy of The Telegraph, Forest are in no hurry to sell and are unwilling to let the player go for anything south of £100 million.

Anderson has also impressed on international duty becoming central to Thomas Tuchel's midfield and is likely to be mainstay at the 2026 World Cup should he stay fit and in-form.

So far, Anderson has played 14 times for Forest in all competitions this season, scoring once. He is also the player with the most touches in the Premier League this season (976) and tops the charts for progressive passes (97).