the transfer market is still in full swing, with the main European clubs defining key movements for the future. While the Premier League focuses on high-cost acquisitions and long-term objectives, and La Liga faces internal discussions at Real madrid, FC Barcelona does not stop it’s search for emerging talent.
Premier League
Manchester City have marked Paris Saint-Germain winger Desiré Doué as a top target for 2026. The French international is believed to be happy in Paris but is intrigued by a possible move to the Premier League. (Source: Fichajes)Everton are ready to reject any approach for winger Iliman Ndiaye in January, amid interest from Liverpool, Man City, Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur. (Source: TEAMtalk)
Palmeiras have begun talks with Arsenal over an initial loan deal for striker Gabriel Jesus that would include a permanent transfer option. The Brazil international wants regular playing time to try and secure a place in next summer’s World Cup. (Source: Espírito de Porco)
Tottenham want to sign Juventus central defender Gleison Bremer in January, but face having to pay well over €60 million for the Brazilian, who is also of interest to Chelsea, Manchester United, Bayern Munich and PSG. (Source: CaughtOffside)
transfer Rumors: Chelsea & Man United Target Young Defender,Rodrygo Seeks Real Madrid exit
Premier League
Manchester United are reportedly eyeing Joshua zirkzee and Federico Chiesa as potential attacking reinforcements. (Source: La Lazio Siamo Noi)
Both Chelsea and Manchester United are interested in Grêmio’s 17-year-old central defender, Luis Eduardo. The Brazilian boasts extraordinary speed and has a release clause of €60 million. (Source: AS)
La Liga
Rodrygo has formally requested to leave Real Madrid. While acknowledging a January departure is improbable, the Brazilian winger aims to secure a transfer during the summer window. (Source: Defensa Central)
Barcelona scouts recently joined officials from Arsenal and Liverpool in the stands to watch RB Leipzig midfielder Assan Ouédraogo in action. The Bundesliga club expects a fee of around €100 million for the 19-year-old. (Source: SPORT BILD)
Despite the disappointment of the 1-1 draw with Girona, Real Madrid management continues to support coach Xabi Alonso. (Source: El chiringuito)
However, Real Madrid’s board has scheduled an emergency meeting for Thursday to discuss Alonso’s future.