Football transfer rumours: Liverpool to make Rodrygo offer; Arsenal & Chelsea battle for Vlahovic
Liverpool want to sign Real Madrid winger Rodrygo and the Spanish side would entertain offers as they prepare for the arrival of Kylian Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain next summer. (Fichajes)
Borussia Dortmund are not interested in re-signing Jadon Sancho if the winger chooses to leave Manchester United. (Bild)
One player who could be leaving Man Utd soon is midfielder Scott McTominay, with the club keen to part ways with the Scotland international ‘at all costs’. (Fichajes)
There is no release clause in Joao Palhinha‘s new Fulham contract, complicating a possible move to Bayern Munich in January. (Football Insider)
Manchester City and Real Madrid both remain interested in signing Gabri Veiga. The Spanish midfielder made a shock move to Saudi Arabian side Al Ahli this summer but could be offered the chance to return to Europe next summer. (Fichajes)
Tottenham Hotspur‘s ‘buy-back clause’ for Harry Kane actually just gives Spurs first refusal on the striker if he chooses to return to the Premier League from Bayern Munich in the future. (Mail)
Could we see Kane back in the Premier League? / Matthias Hangst/GettyImages
Arsenal, Chelsea and Real Madrid all remain keen on Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic, who could be sold in 2024. An offer from Chelsea could arrive as soon as the January transfer window. (Il Bianconero)
Vlahovic isn’t the only player interesting Europe’s elite. Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United all plan to send scouts to watch Club Brugge winger Antonio Nusa in action against Besiktas on Thursday. (HLN)
Nusa is also on Real Madrid‘s list of potential alternatives to Kylian Mbappe, alongside Brighton & Hove Albion’s Evan Ferguson and RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko. (Defensa Central)
Barcelona are planning a move for RB Leipzig midfielder Dani Olmo in 2024. The Spain international could be available for €60m (£52m). (Fichajes)
Xavi Simons rejected the chance to join Man Utd this summer in favour of returning to Paris Saint-Germain. (Fabrizio Romano)
Source: 90mins
