Ex-Chelsea star Ziyech set to leave Galatasaray

Per Rudy Galetti, former Chelsea winger Hakim Ziyech is all set to leave Turkish Super Lig giants Galatasaray as both parties are working on an early mutual termination of the player's contract.

Several clubs have reportedly shown interest in the Moroccan star who is likely to move to the Saudi Pro League in the January transfer window.

Salah's two-word response on Liverpool future

Mohamed Salah issued a two-word update on his Liverpool future after scoring a brilliant brace in his club's 6-3 win over Tottenham in the Premier League on Sunday.

Speaking to reporters after the game, the Egyptian said: "No update. It's great to achieve that at such a big club, but the most important thing is that we won the game. Wherever I am going to end my career I am happy about it."

Oscar finalising move to former club

Former Chelsea and Brazil star Oscar is finalising a move to Sao Paulo after his tearful exit from Shanghai SIPG earlier this year.

The attacking midfielder is poised to complete a move to Sao Paulo, after 14 years away from Brazil. He left in 2010 to join Internacional after a contract dispute but is now set to return, after an eight-year stint in China with Shanghai SIPG.

Aston Villa set to call back Barry from his loan spell

Premier League side Aston Villa have confirmed that they will call back English forward Louie Barry from his loan spell at Stockport County.

Wrexham plot Leeds raid in January transfer window

Patrick Bamford is not considered to be a realistic target for Wrexham, but Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are plotting an alternative Leeds raid, according to Wrexham Insider.

The report further claims: "Patrick Bamford is an interesting name, but from what I am told Leeds are not in a huge hurry to lose anyone this January, it is all about promotion for them. And whilst Wrexham have a big budget, I don't see how they could afford Bamford who is still on a Premier League contract. I do expect Wrexham to do something and I am actually told they could raid Leeds for another player, as they like Joe Gelhardt, although they are not alone and it would not easy to land him either. But I understand Wrexham have been offered a host of names and are confident of getting the right man."

Man City desperate to sign West Ham's Kudus

Per Fichajes, reigning Premier League champions are keen on signing West Ham star Mohammed Kudus in the January transfer window as they are reportedly willing to offer £66million (€80m) for the Ghanian. City have had a disastrous run of form in the last two months which saw them slip to the seventh position before Christmas.

Revealed: When Inter Miami will make their move for Neymar

According to AS, the Inter Miami ownership team – including Jorge Mas – still considers Neymar to be a realistic target despite claims from the South American that he is settled in Saudi. It is claimed that Inter Miami could make their move in January – ahead of the 2025 MLS campaign – or wait until after the FIFA Club World Cup next summer.

Carragher makes Anfield transfer prediction

USMNT star Antonee Robinson is "top of the list" when it comes to January transfer targets at Liverpool, claims Reds legend Jamie Carragher.

Speaking on Sky Sports, Carragher said: "He was outstanding. He was the best player on the pitch. When you are going to Anfield and you are playing against Mo Salah – possibly the best player in the Premier League this season – and you come out of it with a Man of the Match award, that shows you how highly he is thought of. Yes, I think Liverpool probably will be shopping for a left-back in January and I'm sure he will be top of the list."

Why Salah and Trent may consider Liverpool exit?

Ex-Liverpool defender Neil Ruddock has explained why Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold may consider leaving Anfield in 2025.

Speaking to FourFourTwo, Ruddock said: "Players come to the end of their contracts but I'm sure they've been talking, you don't leave it until after Christmas, I'm sure there's a lot going on.

"I'm sure Liverpool are trying their hardest to keep the three of them there, but as a footballer, you can't blame them if they want to taste playing abroad, playing for Real Madrid – for a young player like Trent, you can't really blame him. For the older lads like Salah, I can also understand. Why would you stay a couple more years if you don't think you're going to be the player you were and you lose that hero status?"

Fernandes cried when Spurs move collapsed prior to joining Man Utd

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes cried when he found out that his proposed move to Tottenham Hotspur from Sporting CP collapsed.

The Portuguese midfielder had agreed to move to north London and join Spurs in the summer of 2019 and was set to join the club until a deal collapsed between the clubs. The fee had been agreed, but Spurs were unwilling to meet Sporting CP's demands as to the structure of the deal and pulled out of a move - leaving Fernandes in Portugal and, the Daily Mail reports, in tears in his chairman's office.