Premier League clubs are continuing to prepare for the January transfer window. Arsenal are looking to strengthen their attack, Manchester United could part with Lisandro Martinez, and Chelsea and Liverpool are considering several options in the market.
Arsenal target two wingers
According to The Daily Briefing, Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard is trying to convince his Norway team-mate Antonio Nusa to join the club from RB Leipzig.
Arsenal are also considering Club Brugge winger Carlos Forbs, according to Fichajes. They could sign him as early as January to cover for the injured Bukayo Saka.
Manchester United could sell Martinez
Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has attracted interest from five clubs. According to Calciomercato.it, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Como, Inter and Roma are interested in the Argentine.
SPORT, meanwhile, claims Barcelona want to sign Martinez in January but are experiencing financial difficulties. They hope the defender will agree to a substantial initial pay cut, followed by increases in subsequent seasons.
Chelsea could let Gittens leave and lose other players
Roma have renewed their interest in Jamie Gittens. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the Italian club intend to return to negotiations after an unsuccessful attempt to sign the Chelsea winger last summer.
Bayern Munich, meanwhile, are exploring the possibility of signing Estevao Willian. According to journalist Ekrem Konur, the young Brazilian is valued at €80 million.
Another Chelsea player, Levi Colwill, has attracted interest from Barcelona. According to El Nacional, the 23-year-old defender is interested in a potential move to Camp Nou.
Three Premier League clubs enter race for Lamine Camara
Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United are considering a January move for Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara, according to Footy-Africa.
All three clubs are also monitoring 24-year-old Milan defender Koni De Winter, according to journalist Mark Brus.
Liverpool seek Alisson replacement
According to TEAMtalk, Liverpool are monitoring Aston Villa goalkeeper Zion Suzuki as a potential successor to Alisson.
Arsenal and Manchester City also remain interested in the goalkeeper, while Real Madrid and PSG are named among his potential suitors abroad.
Liverpool, however, have no intention of letting Rio Ngumoha leave. According to TEAMtalk, Real Madrid are interested in the young winger, but Liverpool have refused to discuss a potential move.
Arsenal and Manchester United interested in Endrick
According to Fichajes, Real Madrid head coach Jose Mourinho is prepared to let Endrick leave in January.
Arsenal want to sign the Brazilian forward permanently, while Manchester United and Milan are considering a loan.
Aston Villa try to lure Barcelona talent
Aston Villa are interested in 16-year-old Barcelona midfielder Ebrima Tunkara.
According to El Nacional, Villa are trying to persuade the youngster to continue his career at Villa Park. Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick, however, intends to keep the promising player.
Four Premier League clubs interested in Rudoni
Coventry City midfielder Jack Rudoni has attracted the attention of four Premier League clubs.
According to fussball-news, Everton, Fulham, Leeds and Newcastle are considering signing him.
Tottenham and Newcastle make decisions on young players
Tottenham have abandoned their initial plan to send 18-year-old Luca Williams-Barnett out on loan.
According to Football Insider, the youngster has impressed head coach Roberto De Zerbi, and the club are no longer considering letting him leave in January.
Newcastle have made a similar decision regarding Alhaji Bamba. According to the Daily Mail, the 20-year-old midfielder, who joined the club in the summer, will remain with the team despite a lack of playing time.
Liverpool, Manchester United and Aston Villa learn Balde asking price
Barcelona defender Alejandro Balde's agent has informed representatives of Aston Villa, Liverpool and Manchester United of the conditions for a potential January move.
According to SPORT, Barcelona value the player at €40 million.
Barcelona could also consider a loan, particularly if the agreement includes an obligation to buy should certain conditions be met.
