Could Elliot Anderson make a return to Newcastle United?
Eddie Howe expresses desire to re-sign Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson after PSR-enforced exit
Eddie Howe has admitted he would “love” to bring Elliot Anderson back to Newcastle United after the midfielder’s impressive rise at Nottingham Forest. The England international returns to St James’ Park this weekend, almost one and a half year after leaving his boyhood club in a £35 million ($47m) deal forced by the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).
The Impressive Rise of Elliot Anderson
Elliot Anderson, the promising young midfielder, has been making waves at Nottingham Forest since his departure from Newcastle United almost one and a half years ago. His performances on the pitch have caught the eye of former Magpies boss Eddie Howe, who is keen on bringing him back to St James’ Park.
Newcastle United's £35 Million Deal
Anderson's exit from Newcastle United back in the day was a result of the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR), which forced the club to sell the talented midfielder in a £35 million deal to Nottingham Forest. The move was met with mixed reactions from fans, but Anderson has since flourished at his new club.
Eddie Howe's Desire to Reunite with Anderson
In a recent interview, Eddie Howe openly expressed his admiration for Anderson's development at Nottingham Forest and stated that he would 'love' to have the England international back at Newcastle United. Howe's positive comments have sparked speculation about a potential reunion between the player and his boyhood club.
The Homecoming at St James’ Park
As Anderson prepares to return to St James’ Park this weekend with Nottingham Forest, all eyes will be on the talented midfielder. The prospect of him facing his former team has generated excitement among fans and pundits alike, with many eager to see how he performs against his old club.
