Real Madrid will set a deadline for Kylian Mbappe deal

Real Madrid will look to cull any transfer saga involving Kylian Mbappe this winter, as they prepare an offer with a set deadline on when to respond. In one of the most prolonged stories of the 2022 summer window, Los Blancos looked set to sign the Paris Saint-Germain talisman only for him to snub their offer at the 11th hour in favour of an extended stay in the French capital. Mbappe signed a contract which was initially thought to be until 2025, before it was revealed that the last year of said deal was optional. As it stands, he is free to leave PSG for free in the summer of 2024, meaning he can negotiate with other clubs from January 1.

Barca scouts make Greenwood decision after watching games

Barcelona have stepped up their approach for high-flying Manchester United loanee Mason Greenwood, having sent scouts to his last three Getafe games.

Orlando City set to sign free agent Nico Lodeiro

Orlando City are set to sign free agent Nico Lodeiro, who lifted two MLS Cups and a Concacaf Champions League title winner with the Seattle Sounders.

Brentford boss shuts down Toney transfer talks

Brentford manager Thomas Frank expressed his optimism about Ivan Toney's return from a betting ban and emphasised the desire to retain the striker amid transfer speculations.

"Is he raring to go? Oh yeah, definitely. To get Ivan back will be like signing an unbelievably good Premier League striker who has proven in the Premier League. We are looking forward to that," he said.

"Ivan is training very well on and off the pitch, looking forward to finally contributing to the team. I see at least the same determination and willpower to want to train well and be ready to play, maybe a tiny bit more because he wants to come back and be at his best.

"I really, really would like to keep him. As a coach, I'd love to have my best players with me all the time. From my perspective, I don't want to sell him. Because I think he's fantastic. Last year there were three players scoring more than 20 goals in the Premier League, he was one of them. I'm enjoying him every day and looking forward to finally using him. Ivan is a Brentford player. No bids. I want to keep him. And he's looking forward to playing for us."

Chelsea want Lukaku-Vlaovic swap with Juventus

Chelsea are reportedly exploring a potential swap deal with Juventus for striker Dusan Vlahovic.

According to Tuttosport, the Blues are interested in acquiring the 23-year-old Juventus striker, and in exchange, they are willing to offer Romelu Lukaku, who is currently on loan at Roma.

Lukaku would be part of the deal along with a transfer fee of approximately €50 million for Vlahovic.

Moyes set to sign new contract at West Ham

David Moyes is poised to extend his tenure at West Ham by signing a new two-and-a-half-year contract, according to The Sun.

Despite guiding West Ham to their first trophy in 43 years with the Europa Conference League triumph in June, the 60-year-old Scotsman has faced many ups and downs over the past 12 months. With his current contract expiring at the end of the season, negotiations for a new deal are reportedly underway, which aims to solidify Moyes' position and quell any lingering speculation.

Brentford enter negotiations for USMNT star Vazquez

Brentford have entered negotiations for USMNT striker and FC Cincinnati star Brandon Vazquez.

The American outfit are also backing their striker's European ambitions, acknowledging their support of a transatlantic move.

Roma set to terminate Sanches' loan agreement with PSG

Roma are in negotiations with Paris Saint-Germain to terminate Renato Sanches' loan ahead of schedule, as reported by Sky Italia.

Sanches, aged 26, originally signed a contract with PSG until June 2027. However, in the summer, he joined Roma on a season-long loan with an obligation for a permanent signing contingent on meeting specific conditions. Unfortunately, Sanches' time on the pitch with Roma has been severely restricted due to injuries, totalling just 227 minutes, which has forced the Serie A side to take this step.

Pedro might leave Brighton in the summer, hints De Zerbi

Brighton head coach, Roberto De Zerbi, expressed concern about retaining Joao Pedro, the club’s £30 million record signing.

The 22-year-old Brazilian showcased his prowess by scoring two penalties in Brighton's 4-2 victory over Tottenham. Notably, he has a perfect record of converting all eight spot-kicks and has accumulated a total of 13 goals this campaign.

“He was the best player on the pitch," he said.

“He played another incredible game. I am really pleased with his improvement in mentality and attitude. In the defensive phase, he defended like a centre-back for 90 mins. He is becoming a top player. I hope in the next year to work with him, but it will be very tough.”