Transfer News: PSG, Real Madrid Eye Upamecano; Chelsea, Man United Battle for Ouédraogo
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Paris Saint-Germain will go up against Real Madrid to sign Bayern munich defender Dayot Upamecano while RB Leipzig midfielder Assan Ouédraogo is a target for Chelsea and Manchester United. Join us for the latest transfer news and rumors from around the globe.
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RB Leipzig’s Moritz Ouédraogo is attracting attention from Premier League clubs, but a summer move isn’t guaranteed. ouédraogo doesn’t have a release clause, meaning The Red Bulls would need to recieve a significant offer to consider a departure. However, reports indicate the player is currently focused on securing Champions League qualification with Leipzig and representing his country at the FIFA World Cup.
Elsewhere, João Gomes of Wolverhampton Wanderers is reportedly interested in a move to Manchester United, according to TEAMtalk. Wolves are reluctant to sell the 24-year-old, possibly demanding up to £50 million for his services.
Manchester United are also linked with a host of other midfielders,including Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson,Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton,Brentford’s Yehor Yarmolyuk,and more.
OTHER RUMORS
- Manchester City is one of the clubs to have considered a move for Real Madrid winger Rodrygo but are only likely to make an approach if Savinho goes to Tottenham Hotspur. (Football Insider)
- Real Madrid want to re-sign former academy product Nico Paz from Como, who the midfielder joined on a permanent transfer in the summer of 2024. (TyC Sports)
- Napoli have the most concrete interest in Freiburg midfielder Johan Manzabi and have already held initial talks regarding a move for the 20-year-old. (Sky Sports Germany)
- Atalanta value Ademola Lookman and Ederson at €50m each and Honest Ahanor at €40m, while Marco Carnesecchi
January Transfer Rumors: Ebnoutalib, Silva, Duranville & More
The January transfer window is fast approaching, and clubs across Europe are already strategizing for potential reinforcements or departures. Here’s a rundown of the latest transfer rumors, as of November 22, 2023:
Bundesliga Buzz:
* Younes Ebnoutalib (Elversberg): both Villarreal and Eintracht Frankfurt have expressed interest in the 22-year-old striker, currently playing for 3. Liga side SV elversberg. A winter transfer is being discussed, with a potential fee around €10 million.[Source:[Source:Florian Plettenberg]
* Fabio silva (Borussia Dortmund): Despite joining Borussia Dortmund on loan from Wolverhampton wanderers this summer, the 21-year-old forward is already contemplating a move away.[Source:[Source:Sky Sports Germany]
* Julien Duranville (borussia Dortmund): borussia Dortmund is considering a january loan for the 18-year-old winger,Julien duranville,to provide him with more playing time. As of now,no specific loan clubs have been contacted.[Source:[Source:Sky Sports Germany]Serie A moves:
* Nicolo Small (Roma): Genoa has inquired about the possibility of signing Roma defender Nicolo Small on loan during the January window.[Source:[Source:Nicolò Schira]
* Amir Richardson (Fiorentina): Fiorentina dose not have plans for Amir Richardson, and the player is expected to seek a move away from the club in january.[Source:[Source:nicolò Schira]Other European Leagues:
* Alessandro Vogt (St.Gallen): Hoffenheim is pursuing St. gallen striker Alessandro Vogt, who has a release clause of approximately €2.7 million. Wolfsburg is also reportedly interested in the 24-year-old.[Source:[Source:Florian Plettenberg]
* Rabby Nzingoula (Strasbourg): Paris FC is monitoring Strasbourg midfielder Rabby Nzingoula, 20, who is also attracting attention from clubs outside of France.[Source:[Source:Le10 Sport]This is a developing story, and further updates will be provided as the January transfer window draws closer.
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