Nottingham Forest are preparing for a seismic summer, placing a monumental price tag on their prized asset, Elliot Anderson. The club will demand a fee in excess of £100 million for the England international, a figure that would place any potential transfer among the most expensive in British football history.

This staggering valuation reflects Anderson's status as one of the Premier League's most coveted young talents, with several top-flight rivals circling. Currently, Manchester City and Manchester United are viewed as the leading contenders for his signature, and Forest anticipate that if a move materializes, the 23-year-old will likely be heading to one of the Manchester giants.

According to reports, Forest, under manager Vitor Pereira, will set the starting bid at £100 million, with confidence that a bidding war could push the final figure toward £120 million. Such a fee would not only shatter Forest's transfer record but also see Anderson challenge Alexander Isak's £125 million British record set last summer, underscoring the midfielder's perceived world-class potential.

For now, the transfer saga is on hold as all parties focus on the pitch. Respecting Forest's intense battle to avoid Premier League relegation, interested clubs are expected to hold formal discussions until after the season's dramatic conclusion, setting the stage for a potential blockbuster move in the coming months.