Nottingham Forest rejects Manchester City's bid for Elliot Anderson

Nottingham Forest has officially rejected a transfer bid from Manchester City for midfielder Elliot Anderson. Reports state the offer amounted to 121 million pounds, consisting of 106 million in guaranteed fees and 15 million in performance-related bonuses. Nottingham Forest maintains that this offer is insufficient, as the club reportedly demands over 120 million pounds in guaranteed funds. Manchester United has also expressed interest in the player and is competing with City for his signature. The Manchester clubs are currently engaged in a high-profile transfer battle to secure the English midfielder. In response to the failed bid, Manchester City is reportedly considering alternative midfield targets, including Sandro Tonali. The situation remains fluid as Nottingham Forest adheres to a firm negotiating stance. Further developments in these negotiations are expected in the coming days.