Manchester City is strengthening its midfield, but is looking for more reinforcements

Manchester City have made their first significant signing, strengthening their midfield. Elliot Anderson, a former Nottingham Forest player, will join the ranks of the FA Cup and League Cup winners for £116 million. Anderson, an English international, is already considered a key player for City. However, this is not the end of Manchester City's transfer activities, which needs another experienced midfielder to fully reorganize its midfield. Two players are mentioned among the potential acquisitions.  Luke Edwards from The Telegraph reports that Manchester City is interested in acquiring Sandro Tonali, a Newcastle United player. Even though Tottenham was initially ahead in the race for the Italian's signature, City remains in regular contact with Newcastle and does not rule out trying to sign Tonali. Tonali, known for his tenacity in midfield, has been under the radar of City for over a year. Another candidate to strengthen the midfield is 18-year-old talent from Lille, Ayyoub Bouaddi. According to ESPN Deportes, Manchester City is best prepared to acquire the young Moroccan. Bouaddi, considered a future star in world football, could become a key figure in City's squad for the coming years. Regardless of which of the mentioned players eventually joins Manchester City, it will be a significant reinforcement for the team. The signing of Elliot Anderson is just the beginning, with further transfer moves aimed at completing the revamp of the midfield.