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Man City ahead of Man Utd in race for Anderson

BBC Sport Tuesday 26 May 2026, 15:20 UTC 1 min read
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Manchester City is currently ahead of Manchester United in the pursuit of Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson. The player has indicated a preference for a transfer to Manchester City's Etihad Stadium over joining their rivals.

Manchester City are leading the race to sign Elliot Anderson, with the Nottingham Forest midfielder preferring a move to Etihad Stadium instead of rivals Manchester United.
Man City (ORG) Man Utd (ORG) Elliot Anderson (PERSON) Nottingham Forest (ORG) Etihad Stadium (LOCATION) Manchester United (ORG)
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