"Anderson has been excellent for Nottingham Forest, and he is certainly one of the finest young midfield talents in the Premier League right now. Bringing him back to the club would be a wise decision for Newcastle. However, they will have to pay a lot of money in order to get the deal done. Nottingham Forest will not want to lose a player like him easily."
"Also, multiple big clubs are monitoring his development, and there is likely to be intense competition for his signature. The midfielder might prefer to join a big club where he will be able to fight for titles and compete in the UEFA Champions League regularly. Newcastle have an ambitious project and a talented squad. However, they are not quite at the level to compete with the elite clubs yet."
Newcastle United sold Elliot Anderson to Nottingham Forest, and Anderson has been linked with a return in recent months. Ross Wilson was the director at Nottingham Forest when they signed Anderson and is now Newcastle’s sporting director. Manager Eddie Howe admires Anderson and has previously expressed a desire to bring him back. Wilson has publicly said he likes Anderson a lot. Nottingham Forest would demand a substantial fee and face competition from multiple big clubs monitoring Anderson’s development. Newcastle possess the financial resources and an ambitious project, but they currently lack the standing of elite clubs; adding Anderson could strengthen their midfield.
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