Man City’s Anderson says he never came close to joining Man Utd
Elliot Anderson chose Manchester City despite efforts from some Red Devils players to persuade him to join Manchester United while he was on holiday.
Manchester City midfielder Elliot Anderson has stated that he never seriously considered a transfer to Manchester United while on holiday. The 23-year-old became the most expensive British player in history when he joined City from Nottingham Forest for a fee of £154 million ($154 million) in June during the World Cup. Anderson was introduced to City fans at the Etihad Stadium club store alongside several new signings.
When asked about any conversations with United players while on holiday, Anderson replied, "No." He emphasized his comfort at City and expressed his desire to prove himself, stating, "I want to show everyone what I can do and try not to focus on it too much." Anderson is set to make his debut for City in the upcoming Community Shield match against Arsenal at Cardiff on Sunday.
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