Karoy Anderson

Blackpool · CONCACAF Gold Cup · Midfielder · #23 · Jamaica · 21 yrs

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Karoy Anderson

Midfielder · #23

Legal name: Karoy Zidane Lovebourne Anderson
Age: 21
Nationality: Jamaica
Height: 180
Weight: 78
Preferred foot: —
Injured: No
Current club: Blackpool BLA

Player headlines

Man City have dominated Man United for as long as I’ve known, says Elliot Anderson after £116M transfer

sports.yahoo.com · 21 hours ago

Anderson has declared Man City as the “Kings of Manchester” after joining Enzo Maresca’s ranksThe £116M signing says the Manchester derby is “one of the biggest derbies in the world”Midfiel...

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Hugo Viana and Manchester City ready to break the bank for RB Leipzig sensation after £116M Elliot Anderson deal

sports.yahoo.com · yesterday

Man City and Arsenal have both signalled willingness to pay a nine-figure fee for Yan DiomandeLiverpool had a €100M offer rejected for the Ivory Coast international during the World CupPSG remain Di...

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Two Manchester City players have shared their excitement about working with Enzo Maresca

sports.yahoo.com · 3 days ago

There is a sense of excitement surrounding Manchester City ahead of the 2026-27 season. Enzo Maresca has taken charge as City’s manager and with Elliot Anderson already signed by City from Nottingha...

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Morato out, Bergvall in? Your Nottingham Forest squad tweaks

sports.yahoo.com · 5 days ago

Matt: In: Lucas Bergvall - we need a midfielder with Premier League experience to replace Anderson. Out: Morato - always has a mistake in him and if we are to compete at the higher end of the table, we need to remove mistakes from our game. One in - Diomande from Sporting would be a more than adequate replacement, and he's a player Glasner has shown interest in previously.

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England had Lionel Messi under control … until one decisive and subtle shift

theguardian.com · last week

It was a statistically weird game for Argentina’s talisman against England, full of outliers. It didn’t matterThomas Tuchel will have prepared for every eventuality before England’s match with Argentina. He will have considered how his team could prosper in attack while remaining solid in defence. What to change if they scored first or if the opening goal went against them and, like so many managers before him, he will have put plenty of thought into how best to deal with Lionel Messi.For the first hour he was largely peripheral, with the data showing how England were limiting his involvement in dangerous areas. Messi’s only possession in the centre of the penalty area was snuffed out by an Elliot Anderson tackle shortly after Anthony Gordon had scored. The proportion of the distance he covered that was defined by Fifa as sprinting speed (at least 20km/h) was 4.3%, lower than against Switzerland (4.6%) or Egypt (5.4%) in the previous two rounds. Continue reading...

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Elliot Anderson’s heartbreaking family tragedy, brother's famous girlfriend and huge life move

mirror.co.uk · 2 weeks ago

England star Elliot Anderson's brother and his Love Island partner have been cheering on the Three Lions at the World Cup this summer

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The cost may be high for Manchester City to sign a Moroccan sensation, but they have to make the move

sports.yahoo.com · 2 weeks ago

Manchester City have already spent big to sign Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest. David Ornstein reported for The Athletic that City paid £116 million to sign the powerful midfielder. It is no s...

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Is the hunt for a right-back for Manchester City pointing in one direction?

sports.yahoo.com · 2 weeks ago

For now, it does seem that the summer transfer window is on pause as the 2026 World Cup reaches its crescendo. Manchester City have completed the signings of Elliot Anderson, Pierce Charles, Mathys De...

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England wobble but Djed Spence and John Stones make case for the defence | Jacob Steinberg

theguardian.com · 2 weeks ago

Tuchel’s half-time changes and Pickford’s skittishness lifted Norway, but backline finally rose to occasionEngland were back in Azteca mode in the end. Big Dan Burn was on to thump those headers away. Reece James and the magnificent Djed Spence were covering the flanks, Elliot Anderson was taking care of midfield on his own and the problem for Norway was that the hulking figure leading their attack was no longer on the pitch as they tried to find a way through England’s back five at the end of extra time in Miami.It would be a push to call this a tactical or defensive masterclass from Thomas Tuchel. The German made a rare misstep at half-time, handing the game to Martin Ødegaard when the unwell Declan Rice had to go off, and spent the rest of the second half trying to correct his mistake. First James had to come on for Anthony Gordon, depriving England of one of their main counterattacking outlets as a sense of dread took over, and it was only when the counterpressing of Morgan Rogers was added to the midfield mix that a semblance of order was restored. Continue reading...

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