Wolverhampton Wanderers, a rival Premier League team, is reportedly open to selling Rayan Ait-Nouri to Arsenal and Liverpool. Arsenal and Liverpool are reportedly hoping to sign Wolverhampton Wanderers defender Rayan Ait-Nouri, according to a report from Football Transfers. His estimated value to the Premier League team is £50 million. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Man United willing to pay €150m to sign Vinicius Jr
Manchester United are reportedly willing to pay as much as €150m (£130m) for Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior, with the Red Devils reigniting their interest in the attacker. The Brazil international signed a new contract with Carlo Ancelotti’s side last October, with his terms running until June 2027, and his release clause is set at €1bn (£860m). However, according to Defensa Central, Man United have made it clear that they are willing to pay €150m (£130m) to secure his services.
Newcastle United keen on Alessio Romagnoli
Newcastle United are eyeing a move for Italian defender Alessio Romagnoli. According to Calciomercato, Newcastle United are eyeing a move for Italian international Alessio Romagnoli in a bid to strengthen their defence. Eddie Howe’s men overperformed last season thanks to a brilliant defence. The Magpies conceded just 33 times in the Premier League on course to a top four finish. The same stinginess has been missing this time around. To put things into context, Newcastle have conceded just one goal fewer so far in the league having played 17 games fewer.
Tottenham not giving up hope in Conor Gallagher chase
Tottenham are still optimistic about signing Conor Gallagher as their marquee signing this winter as negotiations continue with Chelsea. Football Insider reckons Tottenham have not given up hope of signing Conor Gallagher this month as ‘complex’ negotiations continue with Chelsea. The Blues could open their doors for a sale to boost their FFP standing, while Spurs are intent on making a marquee signing with the England midfielder their top target. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
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