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Manchester City's Anderson eager to repay record fee with silverware

MANCHESTER: Manchester City’s new signing Elliot Anderson said he is determined to justify his hefty transfer fee and hopes to make an immediate impact when the FA Cup winners face Premier League champions Arsenal in Sunday’s Community Shield.

Manchester City's Anderson eager to repay record fee with silverware

Manchester City's recent acquisition, midfielder Elliot Anderson, expressed his enthusiasm about joining the club and the prospect of making an impact immediately. The 23-year-old signed from Nottingham Forest in July in a deal that could reach £116 million, positioning him as the second most expensive British player. Anderson's arrival at City was met with enthusiasm from his new teammates, who welcomed him to the squad.

The England international admitted to the high expectations placed on his transfer fee but remains focused on proving himself through his performances. Anderson is eager to win silverware in his debut with the team, seeing it as an opportunity to demonstrate his talent. He praised new manager Enzo Maresca's attention to detail during their initial training sessions and anticipates further learning about his role within the squad.

Anderson described himself as a versatile midfielder capable of both defending and attacking, emphasizing his willingness to contribute fully to the club's success. Manchester City, who finished second in the Premier League last season, are set to kick off their new campaign against Bournemouth on August 23.

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