Elliot Anderson has publicly addressed the lingering disappointment following England's semi-final exit from the World Cup at the hands of Argentina. In recent comments, Anderson described the loss as a difficult experience that he is still struggling to move past after three weeks of reflection. Despite the emotional toll of the tournament, the midfielder is shifting his focus toward his upcoming tenure with Manchester City.

Anderson is expected to feature in his first match for his new club this Sunday. Manchester City is scheduled to face Premier League champions Arsenal in the Community Shield, which will be held at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Anderson emphasized the importance of resilience in professional football, noting that the ability to bounce back from tournament lows is a necessary part of the sport. While he acknowledges the personal impact of the international defeat, he expressed a desire to carry the confidence gained from his individual tournament performances into his domestic club career.