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Change is inevitable at football clubs during the summer months and we want to ask you something specific about Nottingham Forest's squad.
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One player who has been on the fringes who should be kept and why?
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Nick Mashiter and Shamoon Hafez
Football reporters
Image source, Getty ImagesFour years since helping Bristol Rovers win promotion from League Two, Elliot Anderson faces what could be a defining summer.
Anderson is expected to be one of England's key players at the World Cup, and his stellar performances for Nottingham Forest have led to such significant transfer interest that he is likely to become the most expensive British footballer ever.
The 23-year-old has quickly become a key man for national team boss Thomas Tuchel - winning eight caps this season, just three years after being called up by Scotland.
He is expected to start alongside Declan Rice in the heart of midfield when they begin their World Cup campaign against Croatia on 17 June (kick-off 21:00 BST).
As he prepares for that, his club future remains uncertain. Forest have already turned down a significant bid from Manchester City for Anderson, as owner Evangelos Marinakis holds out for a reported £110m.
He scored a superb equaliser to salvage an unlikely point at Etihad Stadium in March, and the Blues have long admired the player. They firmed up their interest last week with an opening bid and sources say they are expected to make another.
Anderson tops the club's list of midfield targets following the departure of captain Bernardo Silva, and such has been his rise that they will not be swayed from paying a fee that could become a record for a British player.
Anderson's eye-catching performances earned him a team of the season spot in BBC Sport's first end-of-season football awards - and his statistics make for incredible reading.
Among all top-flight players, Anderson managed to:
Have the most touches of the ball (3,300).
Win the most duels (297).
Win the most fouls (80).
Win possession the most times overall (306) as well as in the middle third (154) and defensive third of the pitch (127).
Among central midfielders, he also made the most line-breaking passes (376), completed the most overall passes (2,038) and made the most dribbles (95).
He became the first player since Declan Rice in 2019-20 to win possession more than 300 times in a Premier League season. Out of possession he worked hard too, his 1,895 high-intensity pressures were the most applied by a central midfielder.
So, to some, his success is no surprise.
Nick Mashiter
Football reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesStefan Ortega heads the departure list at Nottingham Forest.
The goalkeeper joined Forest from Manchester City in February and made 10 appearances, seven in the club's run to the Europa League semi-finals.
John Victor is expected to be fit for the start of the season after suffering a serious knee injury in January, with Matz Sels Forest's No.1.
Defender Willy Boly and goalkeeper Angus Gunn will also leave the club at the end of their contracts this month.
Striker Lorenzo Lucca, signed on loan from Napoli in January, is returning to the Serie A club having scored once in nine appearances.
"Everyone at Nottingham Forest thanks Willy, Angus, Stefan and Lorenzo for their contributions while on Trentside, wishing them the very best for their next steps," read a club statement.
Co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is willing to satisfy the wage demands of Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson, 23, in order to bring him to Manchester United. (Mirror), external
Want more transfer stories? Read Wednesday's full gossip column
Shamoon Hafez
Manchester City reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City last week had an opening bid for midfielder Elliot Anderson rejected by Nottingham Forest.
The 23-year-old England international tops City's list of midfield targets following the departure of captain Bernardo Silva, and sources say they are expected to make another bid.
City have long admired Anderson and will not be swayed from paying a significant fee, which could become a record fee for a British player.
Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis is known to be a tough negotiator and is understood to want more than the £105m Arsenal paid to sign midfielder Declan Rice from West Ham in 2023.
Anderson is currently at the World Cup, but England boss Thomas Tuchel has said squad members will have permission to finalise transfers provided it does not significantly affect the team's preparations.
BBC Sport has previously reported Anderson is leaning towards a move to City over rivals Manchester United.
The countdown to the World Cup is well and truly on, so here's a reminder of the Reds selected to represent their countries from 11 June to 19 July.
The expanded 48-team competition is set to be the biggest in history, with the United States, Canada and Mexico hosting.
Nottingham Forest's World Cup contingent:
Elliot Anderson (England)
Tyler Bindon (New Zealand)
Angus Gunn (Scotland)
Dan Ndoye (Switzerland)
Ibrahim Sangare (Ivory Coast)
Chris Wood (New Zealand)
Bindon has returned from his season-long loan spell at Sheffield United.
The above graphic is based on the 2025-26 Premier League clubs and squad lists
Take a dive into each of the 48 squads here
Read more about the World Cup squads in numbers
Find out more about how to follow the competition on the BBC
Atalanta are in talks with Nottingham Forest over a deal to bring centre-back Nicolo Savona back to Serie A. (Goal - in Italian), external
Manchester United remain intent on signing Elliot Anderson, with the club's executives optimistic they can beat Manchester City to the midfielder, who is valued at about £100m by Forest. (Guardian), external
However, Anderson is said to have expressed a desire to join City over United. (Talksport), external
Want more transfer stories? Read Tuesday's full gossip column
