Elliot Anderson has emerged as a top target for Manchester United as he looks set to leave Nottingham Forest this summer. The 23-year-old England International has been linked with a move to a big club, and United is stepping up efforts to secure his signature.

With the departure of Casemiro, Manchester United needs a quality defensive midfielder, making Anderson an ideal fit. His proven track record in the Premier League highlights his capability to thrive at top-tier clubs.

Manchester City is also reportedly interested in Anderson, complicating United’s pursuit. Sir Jim Ratcliffe, co-owner of Manchester United, is determined to meet the player's wage demands to finalize the deal. The challenge remains whether they can persuade Anderson to choose United over City.

The addition of Anderson would significantly bolster the United midfield, offering protection to the defensive unit and allowing creative players more freedom to operate.

In addition to pursuing Anderson, United is closing in on Ederson from Atalanta, potentially forming a strong partnership in midfield. After showing improvement last season, the club recognizes the need for enhanced quality to compete effectively in both the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League.

With the arrivals of Ederson and Anderson, Manchester United aims for a transformative upgrade in their midfield, essential for achieving success at the highest level.