Amorim 'not enough' to convince Gyokeres to move

Viktor Gyokeres has snubbed the idea of following Ruben Amorim to Manchester United, according to Record. United's hopes if landing the Swedish hotshot had been pinned on the player's desire to work under Amorim once again but, with that not enough to convince Gyokeres to join, it appears United will have to look elsewhere for a prolific centre-forward. He has been linked with Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool in recent weeks.

Alphonso Davies given 'options to renew' at Bayern

Bayern Munich have not given up hope that they will secure Alphonso Davies' future at the club, despite rumours linking the Canadian full-back away. As per Football Addict, the club's sporting director, Max Eberl, said: "There are options for him to renew." The defender's contract expires at the end of the season and can agree terms with a foreign club in January.

PSG chasing Geovany Quenda but face competition

Paris Saint-Germain are leading the pack hunting the signature of Sporting CP's Geovany Quenda but face stiff competition, according to Footmercato. The 17-year-old has been attracting interest from some of Europe's biggest clubs this season including Manchester City and Manchester United. The latter will feel optimistic that their new managerial appointment of Sporting CP's Ruben Amorim could put their noses infront.

Manchester United want Sunderland ace

Manchester United are chasing the signing of Chris Rigg, the Sunderland teenage sensation creating waves in the Championship. Football Insider report that the Red Devils see him as one of Ruben Amorim's newest signings to transform the midfield.

Pogba is ready to return

Paul Pogba is gearing up for a return to football after his doping ban was reduced. But where does his future lie?

🚨🇫🇷 Paul Pogba: “I’m getting ready to come back, I promise”. pic.twitter.com/CM7Myt25N0

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) November 3, 2024

Madrid identify four new centre-half options

Real Madrid have created a shortlist for new central defensive recruits ahead of the January transfer window. Los Blancos conceded four goals against Barcelona in El Classico to expose their defensive woes and believe their options at the back need shoring up. They have identified Palmeiras' Vitor Reis, Bayer Leverkusen's Jonathan Tah, RB Leipzig's Castello Lukeba and Al-Nassr's Aymeric Laporte as potential signings.

Vinicius Jr to depart Real Madrid on a free transfer?

Vinicus Junior has reportedly rejected the latest new contract offer from Real Madrid, according to Fichajes. The Spanish club are supposedly concerned that the Brazilian may run down his contract and depart the club on a free transfer as Chelsea, PSG and Manchester United eye his signature.

Salah drops transfer hint in social media post

Mohamed Salah has hinted that his future may lie away from Anfield in a post on X. The Egyptian winger scored the winner against Brighton on Saturday and thanked the fans for their support. However, Salah's message could suggest that he will never forget what it is like to play, and score, in front of the crowds at Anfield once he leaves.

Palace target Reims striker Diakite as a replacement for Mateta

Crystal Palace have identified Oumar Diakite, the Ivory Coast striker currently playing for Reims, as their leading candidate to replace Jean-Philippe Mateta, according to Ekrem Konur. The Eagles have been following Diakite's progress for several months, showing consistent interest in the 19-year-old forward as they prepare for potential changes in their attacking options.

Bringing in Diakite aligns with Palace's strategy of incorporating young talent to bolster the squad. The Reims striker is seen as a forward with significant growth potential who could adapt well to the demands of English football.

Blow to Chelsea! Galatasaray ready to sign Osimhen permanently for €50m

Galatasaray are optimistic about securing the permanent transfer of Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen, with a reported €50 million bid in preparation for the January window. According to Sozcu, the Turkish giants aim to make Osimhen's current loan move from Napoli a long-term arrangement after the player's strong start with the club.

Osimhen has adjusted well to life in Istanbul, contributing four goals and four assists in just seven appearances across all competitions this season. His impressive performances and increasing comfort at Galatasaray have made him more receptive to the idea of a permanent transfer, an outcome he was initially hesitant about.