Nottingham Forest have identified Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Lucas Bergvall as a potential replacement for Elliot Anderson, according to The Athletic. Anderson could leave the City Ground this summer with Manchester City and Manchester United pursuing the England international. With Anderson's future uncertain, Forest have turned their attention to one of the Premier League's brightest young prospects. Bergvall is expected to leave Tottenham in search of regular first-team football after struggling for minutes under Roberto De Zerbi. The club is also trying to add new midfielders this summer, and he has told the club he wants a fresh challenge. Bergvall, who is under contract with Spurs until 2031, is currently representing Sweden at the World Cup. He has made a substitute appearance and registered an assist in the opening 5-1 victory over Tunisia, but looked poor against the Netherlands. And his limited minutes last season underline that he remains a work in progress rather than a finished product. So Forest could eventually help Bergvall fulfil his enormous potential, but expecting him to replace Anderson's influence immediately would be unrealistic. But Bergvall undoubtedly possesses impressive technical ability and drive, and his move from Djurgarden in 2024 was a success, winning the club's Player of the Year award and helping Spurs lift the Europa League. Forest would lose an established Premier League star if Anderson departs, and should not replace him with a gifted prospect still searching for his breakthrough. Vitor Pereira's side would need a more established player to fill the void left by Anderson, who has already developed into one of the Premier League's most complete central midfielders.