Anderson to Join Man City! Where Does He Fit Amongst the Most Expensive?

A HUGE deal for Manchester City

26 June 2026·1 min read·by Taj Soupidis

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Elliot Anderson has joined Manchester City on a deal worth £116m from Nottingham Forest.

Anderson has been a long-term target for Manchester City, who have finally secured this deal as they look to make their first signing in the post-Pep era.

But where does he rank in the all-time EPL most expensive signings list?

  1. Alexander Isak from Newcastle to Liverpool - £125m

2= Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest to Manchester City - £116m

2= Florian Wirtz from Leverkusen to Liverpool - £116m

  1. Moises Caicedo from Brighton to Chelsea - £115m
  1. Enzo Fernandez from Benfica to Chelsea - £106.8m
  1. Declan Rice from West Ham to Arsenal - £105m
  1. Jack Grealish from Aston Villa to Manchester City - £100m
  1. Romelu Lukaku from Inter Milan to Chelsea - £97.5
  1. Paul Pogba from Juventus to Manchester United - £89m
  1. Mykhailo Mudryk from Shakhtar Donetsk to Chelsea - £88.5
  1. Antony from Ajax to Manchester United - £86m
  1. Darwin Nunez from Benfica to Liverpool - £85m
  1. Harry Maguire from Leicester to Manchester United - £80m
  1. Josko Gvardiol from Leipzig to Manchester City - £77m

15= Wesley Fofana from Leicester to Chelsea - £75m

15= Virgil Van Dijk from Southampton to Liverpool - £75m

  1. Jadon Sancho from Dortmund to Manchester United - £73m
  1. Kepa from Bilbao to Chelsea - £71.6m
  1. Kai Havertz from Leverkusen to Chelsea - £71m
  1. Omar Marmoush from Frankfurt to Manchester City - £63m

This deal elevates Anderson to the third most expensive deal ever in the EPL tied with Florian Wirtz.

He only sits behind Phillipe Coutinho from Liverpool to Barcelona (£118m), Ousmane Dembele from Dortmund to Barcelona (£124m), Alexander Isak from Newcastle to Liverpool (£125m), Kylian Mbappe from Monaco to PSG (£159m), and Neymar from Barcelona to PSG (£198m), making him the joint sixth most expensive deal EVER.

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