What is the full chain of narration (isnad) of the hadith: 'A man from the people of Paradise will now enter,' and what is its authenticity and the correct wording?

Scholars have differed regarding the authenticity of the hadith "There will now come upon you a man from the people of Paradise." Imam Ahmad narrated it, and some scholars, such as Al-Haythami, Al-Mundhiri, Al-Busiri, and Al-Albani initially, authenticated it. However, others, such as Al-Daraqutni, Hamza Al-Kinani, Al-Bayhaqi, and Ibn Hajar, declared it weak because Al-Zuhri did not hear it directly from Anas, but rather narrated it from an unknown man, who narrated it from Anas. Furthermore, Abdur-Razzaq was inconsistent in his narration from Ma'mar, and other trustworthy narrators who narrated the hadith from Al-Zuhri, from a man, from Anas, contradicted him. Al-Albani retracted his authentication after this defect became apparent. There is also a very weak supporting narration for this hadith that does not strengthen it. Therefore, the opinion that deems the hadith weak is closer to correctness.