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Nottingham Forest parts ways with head coach Vítor Pereira; Elliot Anderson sold

sportsJul 2, 202625248

Nottingham Forest have parted ways with head coach Vítor Pereira, the club confirmed on July 2 after a short tenure at the City Ground. Reports say Oliver Glasner is expected to take over as manager. Separately, Forest have agreed a transfer that will see midfielder Elliot Anderson move to Manchester City for about £116 million; Forest said formalities will be completed in due course so Anderson can remain focused on England’s World Cup campaign. The club noted it will pay tribute to Anderson’s “outstanding contribution” at an appropriate time; Anderson, 23, completed a medical in Kansas and the move makes him the most expensive English player in history, eclipsing the £105 million Declan Rice fee. Forest signed Anderson from Newcastle United in summer 2024 in a deal that netted the club about £15 million after an initial £35 million fee and a £20 million outgoing transfer for goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos. With Anderson gone and Pereira gone, Forest say attention now turns to midfield replacements and preparing under new managerial leadership.

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