Manchester United is reportedly planning a significant double transfer for Nottingham Forest players Elliot Anderson and Morgan Gibbs-White in the upcoming summer transfer window. The club has expressed a strong interest in Anderson, praising his impressive performance over the past season for both his club and national team. However, they face tough competition for the 23-year-old, as many clubs are also chasing his signature.

Alongside Anderson, Morgan Gibbs-White, who has also been performing well at Nottingham Forest, has drawn the attention of Manchester United. The club is keen on revamping its midfield, and both players are seen as integral to that strategy. Nottingham Forest, recognizing the value of their stars, is expected to demand a hefty price, with rumors suggesting that a fee of around £100 million might be required for both players, which reflects their high market value and performances.

This potential transfer strategy indicates Manchester United's intent to strengthen their squad significantly as they aim for improved performances in the next season. Securing both Anderson and Gibbs-White would not only enhance their midfield options but also showcase their ambition in the competitive landscape of the Premier League, as they look to reclaim their position among the league's top teams.