Alexander-Arnold to snub Real Madrid?

Trent Alexander-Arnold's preference is to stay at Liverpool and sign a new contract, according to Football Insider.

The Liverpool star is wanted by La Liga giants Real Madrid but he's happy at Anfield and wants to stay.

Gordon to stay at Newcastle

Anthony Gordon is set to stay at Newcastle and sign a new contract in a major U-turn by the England star, according to The Sun.

The forward had his head turned by Liverpool in the summer but is now set to extend his stay with the Magpies.

Free agent Pedro joins Hull City

Hull have signed free agent Joao Pedro on a one-year deal.

Saudi Arabia calling? Ancelotti has given up on Vinicius

Carlo Ancelotti has reportedly "given up" on Vinicius Jr. as the Brazilian won't follow his orders amid disciplinary issues.

Williams Hopes for Long-Term Partnership with Brother Nico at Athletic Club

Inaki Williams has expressed his desire to continue playing alongside his younger brother Nico Williams at Athletic Club for many years.

When asked if his brother would stay at the Basque outfit, he told AS: "I think my brother would have to answer that question but I hope we can play together for as long as possible. He already said he is very happy here, very happy at Athletic and that it is the best decision he's taken. He says he doesn't regret it and that makes me happy. To be in a changing room with him every day it is the most beautiful thing there is and I hope it last for as long as possible."

Rico finally finds a new club

Former Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Sergio Rico is set to sign for a new club, having arrived in Doha for a medical with Qatari outfit Al Gharafa.

Nico Williams to Arsenal?

Arsenal must go all out for Athletic Club forward Nico Williams if they want to challenge for the Premier League title, says Emmanuel Petit.

Phillips will not be recalled to replace Rodri

Manchester City are searching for a replacement for midfielder Rodri after the Spanish international suffered a season-ending cruciate ligament injury. However, according to Football Insider, the club has ruled out recalling Kalvin Phillips from his current loan spell. After a disappointing loan stint at West Ham last season, Phillips is now with Ipswich Town.

Newcastle set to sign Georgian wonderkid Salia

Newcastle United are reportedly on the verge of securing the signing of Georgian wonderkid Vakhtang Salia, a 17-year-old talent widely regarded as one of the best of his generation. According to The Sun, the Magpies have agreed terms with Dinamo Tbilisi for the promising teenager.

Salia, who has already found the net in this season's Europa Conference League, is a versatile attacker, capable of playing both as a striker and an attacking midfielder. Despite his young age, he has already made 27 first-team appearances for Dinamo Tbilisi and has represented Georgia at the U21 level.

Ten Hag's future under scanner after Twente draw

Manchester United's recent Europa League draw against Twente has put manager Erik ten Hag in a spot of bother, according to Rudy Galetti. The United hierarchy has called on the Dutch coach to significantly improve the team’s performances moving forward, starting with the upcoming clash against Tottenham.

The Manchester United board has reportedly urged Ten Hag to lift the level of play, signalling that further evaluations may be made if the team's form does not improve in the near future. While Ten Hag has retained the club’s support up to this point, the pressure is mounting as United seek to reverse their inconsistent start to the season and push for stronger results in England and Europe.

Eriksen and Casemiro to face the axe

Manchester United's Casemiro and Christian Eriksen could be on their way out of the club. According to Team Talk, Eriksen’s exit could occur as early as January. Casemiro, once the backbone of United's midfield, has also shown signs of slowing down and his lack of consistency has reportedly led United to reassess his long-term future at the club. Manuel Ugarte and homegrown player Kobbie Mainoo are seen as the future of United's midfield.

Barca view Costa as a long-term replacement of Ter Stegen

Barcelona are reportedly considering a move for Porto’s 25-year-old goalkeeper, Diogo Costa, as a long-term replacement for their injured shot-stopper Marc-Andre ter Stegen, reported Ekrem Konur.

However, a potential transfer for Costa would come with significant financial hurdles. The Portuguese international has a release clause of €75 million, a sum that poses a challenge for Barcelona given their ongoing financial difficulties.

Barcelona are monitoring Duran

Barcelona are reportedly eyeing a potential move for Aston Villa's Colombian striker, Jhon Duran, following his impressive start to the 2024/25 campaign, according to El Nacional.

The 20-year-old forward has caught the attention of the La Liga giants with his standout performances, having netted five goals in just seven appearances despite only starting in one of those matches. Newcastle and AC Milan are also interested in the player.

Ashworth continues to push for Branthwaite

Manchester United are reportedly maintaining their interest in signing Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite, with plans to bring the talented centre-back to Old Trafford in 2025, according to HITC. United's football director, Dan Ashworth, who supported the club's initial approach for Branthwaite before officially taking charge, is now fully focused on renewing the pursuit next year. With both Victor Lindelof and Harry Maguire set to leave the club next summer when their contracts expire, United are planning ahead by identifying replacements.

Spurs ready to send out Vicario to sign Pavard on a swap deal

Inter sporting director Giuseppe Marotta is eyeing a move for Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario as he plans to include right-back Benjamin Pavard as part of a swap deal, according to Inter Live.

The report further claims that the Premier League side are keen on securing the services of the French full-back and as a result, could be tempted to send out the custodian.

Chelsea to compete with Real Madrid for Leipzig's Lukeba

Per TEAMtalk, both Chelsea and Real Madrid have been monitoring the progress of 21-year-old French defender Castello Lukeba. The report further claims that the Bundesliga side rate the young centre-back and will demand a transfer fee in the region of £60 million ($80m) if they have to part ways with him.