Football transfer rumours: Man City consider De Bruyne exit; Casemiro regrets Man Utd move
Manchester City are not yet certain about offering a new contract to midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, whose injury history is of great concern to the Premier League champions. His current deal expires in 2025. (Football Insider)
Casemiro has huge regrets about joining Manchester United, who are now looking to replace him with 19-year-old Benfica midfielder Joao Neves. (El Nacional)
Coming in at Manchester City could be Bayern Munich midfielder Jamal Musiala, who is also of interest to Liverpool. (Football Insider)
Liverpool have sent scouts to follow Sporting CP centre-back Goncalo Inacio as they plot a move to beat Manchester United to his signature. (Mirror)
Also on Liverpool‘s radar is Boca Juniors midfielder Ezequiel Fernandez, who has received plenty of backing from Alexis Mac Allister. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
Arsenal hope to sell midfield duo Thomas Partey and Jorginho as part of their plans to make a move for Fluminense’s Andre Trindade, who is also a target for Liverpool. (Football Insider)
Chelsea have been scouting RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko as a backup option in case moves for Victor Osimhen or Ivan Toney fall through in 2024. (Simon Phillips)
Davies is wanted in Madrid / Alexander Hassenstein/GettyImage
Real Madrid will go no higher than €50m (£43.5m) in their bid to sign left-back Alphonso Davies, but Bayern Munich do not want to sell the Canada international. (Bild)
Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi is also being scouted by Man Utd officials alongside teammate Takefusa Kubo. (FootballTransfers)
Aston Villa and Brighton are both keen to strike a deal to sign Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Carlos Soler in January. (Le Parisien)
Real Madrid want to keep Kepa Arrizabalaga after his loan ends next summer and are prepared to pay Chelsea €10m (£8.7m) to make it happen. (Defensa Central)
Chelsea have set their sights on 16-year-old Barcelona centre-back Pau Cubarsi and could trigger a release clause in his contract which sits between £8.5m and £13m. (Sport)
Source: 90mins
