Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson has caught the eye of Real Madrid, with reports suggesting that the Spanish giants are keen on the player. In addition to Anderson, Real Madrid is also eyeing a move for Forest defender Murillo, indicating their interest in bolstering their squad in various positions.
Real Madrid is reportedly in the market for a new centre-back in 2026, with Ibrahima Konate emerging as their primary target. However, alongside their pursuit of Konate, Madrid is exploring the possibility of bringing Anderson and Murillo to the Santiago Bernabeu.
Forest’s demands for Murillo stand at €60 million, while Anderson could command a fee of €70 million. Anderson, who joined Forest from Newcastle in 2024 for £35 million, has impressed during his time at the club, attracting attention from several top teams including Liverpool and Manchester United.
While Nottingham Forest values Anderson at £75 million, his future remains uncertain amidst growing interest from multiple clubs. Should Real Madrid make a significant bid for Anderson, Forest may face a decision on whether to sell the player or retain his services.
Although Anderson’s return to Newcastle is not ruled out, clubs like Manchester United and Liverpool also present attractive destinations for the talented midfielder. Amidst the speculation surrounding Anderson’s potential departure, the situation remains fluid, with various top clubs vying for his signature.
