Barcelona to compete with Man Utd for Atalanta's Ederson

Barcelona have joined the race alongside Manchester United, Newcastle United and Juventus to sign Atalanta's midfield star Ederson, according to TNT Sports Brasil.

The 25-year-old Brazil international, who predominantly plays as a defensive midfielder, is a mainstay in the Serie A side's lineup and played an important role in the Italians winning the Europa League last season.

Liverpool keen on offering new deal to Diaz

Per journalist Graeme Bailey, Liverpool are all set to offer star attacker Luis Diaz a new contract that will keep him at Anfield on a long-term basis. The Colombian is off to a flying start in the new season having scored five times in six matches across all competitions. The Reds have progressed in the contract talks with the player's camp and they plan to formally offer him a fresh deal before the end of 2024.

Real Madrid plotting move to sign two defenders

Per Fichajes, Real Madrid are eyeing moves for Valencia full-back Yarek Gasiorowski and Palmeiras centre-back Vitor Reis to bolster the club's backline.

Los Blancos had shown interest in young French defender Leny Yoro in the last summer transfer window, however, the youngster later secured a move to Old Trafford.

Man Utd and Liverpool to compete for Sunderland star Rigg

Per HITC, Premier League giants Liverpool and Manchester United have shown interest in signing Sunderland midfielder Chris Rigg in January as the teams look to bolster their respective midfield.

The report further claims that the Red Devils consider the 17-year-old to have a Jude Bellingham-like potential. Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund are also reportedly keen on signing the youngster.

Man City and Barcelona to compete for Mexican wonderkid Mora

Per Caughtoffside, Barcelona have reportedly invited 15-year-old Mexican sensation Gilberto Mora to visit the club's much-famed youth academy La Masia as they hope to sign him.

The Catalan giants, however, will face competition from clubs like Manchester City, Crystal Palace and Tottenham who have all sent scouts to monitor the progress of the youngster.

West Ham won't sack Lopetegui despite poor start

West Ham are off to a disappointing start in the Premier League season having managed to secure just four points from their first five league games. However, the Hammers are in no rush to part ways with manager Julen Lopetegui, according to Football Insider.

Top European clubs monitoring Bologna's Beukema

Per Rudy Galetti, Some of the top European clubs are tracking the progress of Bologna defender Sam Beukema. The Dutch centre-back has impressed with his consistent performances in the ongoing season and will be monitored in the next round of Champions League matches.

Real Madrid eye Valencia defender Gasiorowski as future reinforcement

Valencia defender Yarek Gasiorowski has caught the attention of Real Madrid, who are reportedly monitoring the 19-year-old Spain U-19 international as a potential target, according to Diario AS.

Gasiorowski, who was promoted to Valencia’s first team a year ago, has made two La Liga appearances this season, showcasing his potential. Real Madrid see the young centre-back as a possible long-term addition to their squad and are interested in securing his services before his value rises further.

The defender’s contract with Valencia runs until June 2025, though the club holds an option to extend it for an additional two years. His current release clause is set at €45 million, which makes him a significant investment for any interested club.

Simons refused to join Ten Hag at Man Utd

Manchester United was reportedly snubbed by Xavi Simons as the midfielder chose to return to RB Leipzig.

Rice & Russo reflect on Arsenal transfer decision

Declan Rice & Alessia Russo revealed their thoughts on Arsenal transfer decisions after leaving West Ham & Manchester United behind.

Jovic set for Milan exit in January

AC Milan striker Luka Jovic could be on the move during the January transfer window, according to reports from Calcio Mercato. The Serbian international has reportedly turned down two contract offers to extend his stay with the Serie A club, signalling a potential departure in the coming months.

Despite the offers, the 26-year-old has struggled to find a place in Milan's plans this season. Jovic has played just 64 minutes in total, highlighting his limited role under the current setup.

Allegri might replace Ten Hag

Manchester United have reportedly approached former Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri in case they need to replace Erik ten Hag, reported the Daily Express.

Allegri, with his impressive record at Juventus, where he won five Serie A titles, is seen as a potential option if Ten Hag’s position becomes untenable.

Spurs boss Postecoglou makes Toney transfer admission

Ange Postecoglou admitted that Tottenham had an interest in Ivan Toney before locking on Dominic Solanke in a £65m deal.

Chelsea STILL aren't done spending! Maresca wants more signings

Enzo Maresca revealed Chelsea are preparing to splash the cash in January on incomings to close the gap to Arsenal and Manchester City.

Slot shares Zubimendi disappointment

Arne Slot seemed disappointed after Liverpool were left frustrated in their attempts to land Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad.

"If I could have bought Martin Zubimendi, then maybe I could have rotated a bit more and the media would be a lot more happy about it!" he said.

"But there is no point talking about him as he stayed with Real Sociedad, we're so happy with Gravenberch".

Lundgaard extends Liverpool stay

Sofie Lundgaard has been handed an extension by Liverpool, the club confirmed.

Wagner might take charge of Australia

Former Borussia Dortmund, Huddersfield Town, and Norwich City manager David Wagner has been identified as the leading candidate to become the next manager of Australia, according to Sky Sports.

Wagner, who has extensive managerial experience across Europe, is seen as the front-runner following the resignation of Graham Arnold. Arnold stepped down from his role after Australia endured a poor start to their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign, including a shock 1-0 home defeat to Bahrain. Meanwhile, Wagner, who most recently managed Norwich City, was sacked following their play-off semi-final defeat to Leeds United in May.

Ederson and Lookman being scouted by several PL teams

Scouts from four top Premier League clubs—Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United, and Arsenal—were present to assess Atalanta duo Ederson and Ademola Lookman during the Champions League clash against the Gunners in Bergamo, according to TBR Football.

Both players were strongly linked with transfers during the summer window, but Atalanta managed to retain their services despite significant interest. Lookman, in particular, has been closely watched by Arsenal, who also showed interest over the summer, while other clubs remain equally keen on the versatile winger and his teammate.

Man Utd sign two more teenagers to academy

Manchester United have signed teenagers Samuel Lusale and James Overy.

The Red Devils have continued their youth recruitment drive by adding Lusale and Overy to their ranks, per The Athletic. The former joins from Crystal Palace, while the latter arrives from Perth Glory. Both are expected to be heavily involved with the Under-18s and Under-21s this season.

Wilfried Zaha reportedly struggling to settle in at Lyon

Wilfried Zaha and his family are reportedly struggling to settle in Lyon after his summer move from Galatasaray.

Zaha's season-long loan move was completed just before the end of the transfer window following a summer of speculation. Now, less than a month later, rumours are emerging that the Ivory Coast international and his family are not adapting well to life in France. According to the Turkish media outlet Haber Turk, Zaha's family have struggled to settle in Lyon after moving into a city apartment from their four-bedroom detached house with a swimming pool in Turkey.