Chelsea ready to offer £50m for AC Milan star

Per Fichajes, Chelsea are reportedly keen on signing French international midfielder Youssouf Fofana from Serie A giants AC Milan. The 25-year-old's impressive performance in the Serie A has caught the eye of the Blue who are reportedly willing to pay €60million (£50m) for Fofana.

Arsenal & Barca eye move for Sevilla youngster

Per La Gazzetta dello Sport, Arsenal and Barcelona are all set to compete to secure the signature of Sevilla youngster Lucien Agoume who permanently joined the club from Inter this summer. Sevilla rates the young midfielder very highly and it is unlikely that they would want to part ways with him unless they are offered a hefty fee.

Man Utd target Mendes unwilling to sign new PSG deal

Per Sky Sports' Florian Plettenberg, Paris Saint-Germain are keen on offering a new long-term contract to left-back Nuno Mendes but the Portuguese defender reportedly does not want to sign a new deal yet amid interest in him from several top clubs. Premier League giants Manchester United remain keen on signing the player, however, PSG remain in a stronger position to convince the 22-year-old to sign the dotted lines.

Three teams show interest in Rashford

Three Saudi Pro League clubs have shown interest in signing Marcus Rashford, with INEOS prepared to let him leave in January.

According to talkSPORT, Al-Ahli, Al-Ittihad and Al-Qadsiah have shown concrete interest in the player. Al-Ahli are being considered favourites to land the striker, although they have to sell or de-register one of their current overseas stars before they can sign the Red Devils outcast.

Hincapie extends Leverkusen stay

Ecuadorian defender Piero Hincapie has penned a new long-term contract with Bayer Leverkusen that will keep him at the club until 2029.

Leverkusen CEO confirms Wirtz is yet to sign a new deal

Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen CEO Fernando Carro has confirmed that star midfielder Florian Wirtz is yet to sign a new contract amid interest from several top European clubs.

Speaking to Florian Plettemberg, Carro said: "Our wish is for Florian to play for us as long as possible. It would be great if he stays even until the 2026 World Cup, meaning through next season. The likelihood of that happening is obviously higher with a contract extension. Therefore, we’d very much like to extend his contract."

Zubimendi says he has no regrets about rejecting Liverpool

Martin Zubimendi says it "wasn't that hard of a decision" to turn down Liverpool and stay at Real Sociedad.

Speaking to El Diario Vasco, the Spaniard said: “I went on vacation, and it caught me by surprise. It wasn’t something I had planned. I reacted when the situation arose. It was an uncomfortable time for me but I weighed the pros and cons and concluded that the best option was to stay. I don’t believe in 'once-in-a-lifetime' opportunities. If you’re good and want to achieve something, it will come to you. There’s no need to rush. I looked at my personal progression, who I am, and the club’s project. I stayed because I knew this season would be important for me in the team, and I still had steps to take. It wasn’t that hard of a decision. There were many reasons for my decision, but I was selfish and thought about what was best for me – and that was staying.”

Southampton appoint Juric as new manager

Premier League side Southampton have appointed Ivan Juric as their new manager as the ex-Roma boss replaces Russell Matin at the help. The official statement from the Saints read: "Southampton Football Club is delighted to confirm Ivan Juric as its new Men’s First Team Manager, subject to final work permit approval."

Disasi makes decision on Chelsea future

Per BBC Sport, Axel Disasi has no intention of leaving Chelsea despite his diminished role under coach Enzo Maresca this season. Disasi was earlier linked with a move out of Stamford Bridge amid interest from Juventus and a Bundesliga club, however, the player is planning to stay back.

De Zerbi fuels Pogba transfer talk

Roberto De Zerbi has added fuel to reports that Marseille could sign Paul Pogba, saying he would find a way to squeeze the "champion" into his team.

Speaking to reporters, the manager said: "I would like to have only champions in my team. Pogba has always been a champion but honestly, during my discussions with staff, we have never spoken about it. In January, we especially need to find players for the needs we have. Obviously, if champions arrive, we will try to find space and make sure they can live together. That would absolutely not be a problem for me. When you have top players, it's not my problem but that of the opponents."

Maresca opens door for two January exits

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca has opened the door for two out-of-favour squad members — Ben Chilwell and Carney Chukwuemeka — to leave in January.

“There are players that unfortunately didn’t play a lot with us in all the competitions, like Chilwell, like Carney. Probably they’re the first that will want to leave because they work every day because they want to play," he told reporters.

Marseille to turn down offers for Greenwood

Olympique de Marseille has taken a clear stance regarding Mason Greenwood's status at the club, rejecting any potential offers for the forward, according to Rudy Galetti.

Despite interest from multiple teams, the French side has made it evident they have no plans to entertain bids for Greenwood as the club views the English attacker as an integral part of their current and future ambitions.

West Ham United in strong position to sign Soler permanently

West Ham United are reportedly well-placed to secure a permanent move for Spanish midfielder Carlos Soler, who is currently on loan from Paris Saint-Germain. The 26-year-old has delivered strong performances during his time in East London, making a significant impression on the team. His contributions have prompted the Hammers to consider activating a purchase option, according to Le Parisien. Although the loan agreement does not include a mandatory purchase clause, West Ham have negotiated an option to buy Soler for a fee of up to £16.6 million.

PSG want to pry Osimhen away from Galatasaray in January

Victor Osimhen is reportedly wanted by Paris Saint-Germain as the Parisians try to lure the Napoli loanee away from Galatasaray in January.

Revealed: Man City to target THREE positions in January window

Manchester City will reportedly target three positions in the January window as Pep Guardiola admitted that the club will be active in the market.

Villa eye move for Chukwueze

Aston Villa are reportedly preparing a substantial offer for AC Milan winger Samuel Chukwueze, as per NotizieMilan.

Despite Chukwueze's underwhelming start to life in Serie A, Villa manager Unai Emery remains keen on reuniting with the 24-year-old Nigerian international. Emery previously coached Chukwueze during their time together at Villarreal, where the winger showcased his potential. Reports suggest that AC Milan are open to offloading Chukwueze, but the timeline for a potential transfer remains uncertain.

Rodriguez could leave West Ham in January

West Ham United midfielder Guido Rodriguez may be on his way out of the London club during the January transfer window, according to Claret and Hugh.

Rodriguez is said to be eager to return to his former club, Real Betis. The La Liga side is also interested in bringing back their ex-player, making a mid-season reunion a possibility.

Juventus Target Feyenoord’s David Hancko

Juventus have set their sights on Feyenoord defender David Hancko for a potential summer move, according to Sky Sports Italia. However, Feyenoord is reportedly reluctant to part with the 27-year-old during the January transfer window.

While Juventus has not yet submitted a formal bid, their interest in the Slovakian international is said to be genuine. Hancko, who has established himself as a key player in Feyenoord's backline, is reportedly open to the prospect of joining the Italian giants.