Man City enter race to sign Fulham midfield star

Manchester United are interested in signing Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha in the January transfer window, according to the Daily Star.

The Cityzens are reportedly eyeing a £50million move for the Portuguese international who is also wanted by Bayern Munich.

West Ham could use Ings in swap deal to sign Southampton star

West Ham are eyeing a move for Southampton star Kyle Walker-Peters in January and are ready to send Danny Ings on a swap deal to secure the player's signature, according to Claret and Hugh.

The 31-year-old English striker has appeared in 15 matches for the Hammers this season but is yet to score a goal.

Sevilla part ways with manager Alonso

Sevilla have officially parted ways with manager Diego Alonso on Saturday. The club released an official statement soon after their 3-0 defeat against Getafe.

Their statement read, "We would like to communicate that Diego Alonso has been relieved of his duties as first-team head coach. We thank him for his efforts and wish him the best for the future."

New York Red Bulls sign Forsberg from RB Leipzig

New York Red Bulls have officially signed Emil Forsberg from RB Leipzig on a three-year deal on Saturday.

Upon signing the player, Head of Sport Jochen Schneider said, "We are very excited to add a player of Emil's caliber to our club, the amount of experience he has in Europe will be a great addition to our roster. We are grateful for the support from Red Bull Soccer. This transfer showcases the Red Bull philosophy of high-intensity and attacking soccer and the power of our multi-club ecosystem which will benefit our club

Man City eyeing move for Bayern star

Manchester City are eyeing a move for Bayern Munich and Germany midfield star Joshua Kimmich, according to Football Transfers.

Kimmich reportedly had a fallout with Bayern boss Thomas Tuchel and is considering making a move out of the Bundesliga giants.

Liverpool target Hincapie wants to move out of Bayer Leverkusen

Liverpool target Piero Hincapie reportedly wants a new challenge and could consider leaving Bayer Leverkusen in January, according to Florian Plettenberg.

The Reds are monitoring the situation of the player and could place a bid in the upcoming window but they are yet to hold any concrete talks thus far with the Bundesliga club.

Saudi Pro League to renew their interest in Salah next summmer

The Saudi Pro League will make efforts once again to try and sign Liverpool and Premier League star Mohamed Salah once again in the summer, according to the Daily Mail.

Al-Ittihad made a massive £200 million bid for the Egyptian this summer which the Reds rejected but the league are considering making another move as they are desperate to bring in the 31-year-old to Saudi Arabia.

Chelsea remain interested in signing Osimhen

Chelsea continue to remain interested in signing Napoli's star forward Victor Osimhen, according to journalist Rudy Galetti.

The journalist claims the Blues are also keeping their tabs on Brentford's Ivan Toney who is also monitored by Arsenal and Manchester United.

Van de Beek set to undergo medical at Frankfurt next week

Manchester United outcast Donny van de Beek is all set to undergo his medical at Eintracht Frankfurt next week, according to Florian Plettenberg.

The journalist also revealed that the German club have agreed with the Red Devils a buy option that will allow them to buy the midfielder for less than €10m.

Twist in Ancelotti's future amid Brazil job links

Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti appears to be closer to continuing at the Santiago Bernabeu than departing for Brazil as he enters new contract talks, according to Marca.

'Fans called me a rat' - Barkley talks failed Chelsea move

Ross Barkley has opened up on his failed Chelsea move after impressing on his return to the Premier League with Luton Town.
"When I went back [to Merseyside] I used to get fans shouting from the cars, calling me names. I used to just laugh," he told The Times.

Chelsea have an eye on Torino's Buongiorno

Chelsea are closely monitoring Torino's 24-year-old centre-back, Alessandro Buongiorno, according to The Sun.

The Italian international has attracted interest from several Serie A clubs, including Inter Milan, Juventus, and Roma.

Torino has reportedly rejected a €25 million bid from one of these Serie A clubs, with the belief that they can secure a higher transfer fee from a Premier League side for their club captain. Buongiorno's contract with Torino is set to run until 2028, and it is suggested that Torino would be seeking a fee of approximately €40 million to allow the player to leave his boyhood club.

Man City keen to sign Kimmich from Bayern

Manchester City is actively pursuing a deal to sign Bayern Munich midfielder Joshua Kimmich, according to Football Transfers.

The 28-year-old's future at the Allianz Arena appears uncertain, and this is attributed to a reported falling out with Bayern Munich's manager, Thomas Tuchel. Kimmich's current contract with Bayern Munich extends until the year 2025. This has boosted City to go for his signature in the summer of 2024.

Spurs set sights on Benfica centre-back Morato

Tottenham Hotspur have identified Benfica's Morato as the top priority for strengthening the club's defensive line, as reported by The Sun. This pursuit is fueled by the long-term injury to Micky van de Ven, heightening Spurs' need for defensive reinforcements.

However, the potential deal faces a significant financial hurdle, with Morato's release clause set at £68 million. Despite the hefty price tag, negotiations might be plausible as Benfica is reportedly open to discussions. The Portuguese club is looking to raise funds after their early exit from the Champions League, creating a potential window for Tottenham to secure the talented centre-back.

Man City set to sign Barco

Manchester City is on the verge of securing a £15 million deal, including add-ons, to sign Boca Juniors' rising star, Valentin Barco, according to Football Insider.
The Premier League outfit will activate the £10 million release clause which will cease to exist in December 2024.

Pochettino insists that Chelsea owners have his back

Mauricio Pochettino, Chelsea's manager, has affirmed his trust in the club's owners, and vice-versa, despite the team's recent performance challenges.

"My decision to sign for Chelsea was because I trust the owners. And now because we don't get the results that we wanted, it's not that I do not trust. I am going to keep trusting because the club is showing me that they trust in my job," he said.