Former Nottingham Forest ace Elliot Anderson will be back at the City Ground today as Manchester City take on the Reds…

Nottingham Forest head coach Oliver Glasner praised James McAtee for stepping into a deeper midfield role vacated by Elliot Anderson following his £116 million summer transfer to Manchester City. Ahead of facing his former club at the City Ground, McAtee was highlighted by Glasner as developing into Forest's own energetic presence, following Anderson's high-workload example in midfield.
Glasner labelled Anderson a 'Duracell Bunny' for his relentless stamina and highlighted his willingness to learn under City manager Enzo Maresca. With Forest sitting 19th in the Premier League and winless in five matches, Glasner urged his squad to adopt Anderson's proactive mindset while backing McAtee to excel once he gains more experience.
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