PSG & Barca in race to sign LFC's Diaz

Liverpool winger Luis Diaz finds his long-term future at Anfield clouded by unresolved contract negotiations, according to Antenna.

Despite a deal running until 2027, talks over improved terms and a salary adjustment for the Colombian star have stalled, raising questions about his next steps. Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) are reportedly exploring the possibility of acquiring Diaz, while Barcelona also see him as a valuable addition. However, the Catalan club's ongoing financial constraints and strict Financial Fair Play regulations could complicate any move.

Al Hilal preparing January move for Moleiro

Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal are intensifying their efforts to secure the signature of Las Palmas starlet Alberto Moleiro, according to Rudy Galetti. The 20-year-old midfielder has been identified as a key target, with an official bid anticipated in the upcoming January transfer window. Las Palmas, however, remain resolute in their stance, insisting on a transfer fee exceeding €20 million.

Villa eye Schmid deal

Aston Villa are reportedly nearing a move for Werder Bremen midfielder Romano Schmid, as per Football Insider.

Following a strong start to the season, Aston Villa hopes that investing in talent like Schmid can solidify their push for a top-four Premier League finish. While Werder Bremen are aware of Villa's interest, the Bundesliga side is reluctant to let Schmid leave mid-season. The German club views a potential summer transfer as a more realistic outcome.

Howe rules out January striker signing

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has dismissed the possibility of signing a Premier League-ready striker during the January transfer window, citing financial constraints.

The Magpies face a growing challenge in attack after Alexander Isak sustained an injury in their recent 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace. Meanwhile, Callum Wilson is still recovering from his own fitness issues. With Newcastle scoring only 14 goals across 13 Premier League matches this season, bolstering the attack appears crucial.

"Fully fit Premier League strikers will cost us an extortionate amount of money we don't have," he said.

"We have to back the players we have. Callum has had minimal training time. I didn't feel bringing him on at that stage was something I could do."

Alonso to determine Wirtz transfer?

The future of Bayer Leverkusen star Florian Wirtz could hinge on the potential managerial move of Xabi Alonso to Real Madrid, according to AS. The Spanish club's interest in the 21-year-old attacking midfielder remains strong, but they face stiff competition from Bayern Munich.

The highly-rated manager's connection to the player at Leverkusen could provide an additional incentive for the midfielder to join Los Blancos. Meanwhile, Bayern Munich are equally determined to secure Wirtz and pair him with Jamal Musiala, creating a formidable midfield partnership. To facilitate the move, Bayern are reportedly considering selling key players such as Leon Goretzka, Serge Gnabry, or Leroy Sane.

Man City and Real Madrid are eyeing deal for Al-Ahli's Veiga

Gabri Veiga is reportedly on the radar of Manchester City and Real Madrid as he approaches the final 18 months of his lucrative Al-Ahli deal.

Bayern fighting to keep Davies amid Madrid & Man Utd interest

Bayern Munich are not giving up on their efforts to tie Alphonso Davies to a new contract as they look to fight off interest from other clubs.

Herdman announces resignation from Toronto FC

Toronto FC manager John Herdman announced his resignation, effective immediately.

Veiga could return to Europe via Madrid or Manchester

Real Madrid and Manchester City are considering bringing Gabri Veiga back to Europe from Al-Ahli, reports Football Espana. The 22-year-old was criticised for making the switch to the Saudi Pro League, but the Spanish midfielder could yet play for one of the world's biggest clubs. With just 18-months on his contract remaining, his future hangs in the balance.

Man Utd identify the 'ideal wing-back' for Amorim

Man Utd are considering offering an eye-catching €35m (£29m/$37m) bid to sign Patrick Dorgu from Lecce, who they believe could be perfect for new boss Ruben Amorim's system. The Red Devils face competition from Tottenham and Chelsea and could move for Alphonso Davies or Theo Hernandez should they not get their man.