“we are replacing him this summer” – Erik ten hag Confirms Manchester United Could be replacing Andre Onana with this world class goalkeeper. They’ve had enough of him already! 😳
Manchester United’s quest for a new goalkeeper has intensified, with Andre Onana not meeting expectations. Now, they have their sights set on Atletico Madrid’s Jan Oblak, marking him as their top priority. Reports from Fichajes suggest a bid of around £43 million could seal the deal.
Meanwhile, Sergio Reguilon has impressed during his loan spell at Manchester United from Tottenham Hotspur. There’s talk of making his move permanent, indicating the club’s satisfaction with his performances, according to AS.
Liverpool might be willing to part ways with Thiago Alcantara if a significant offer comes in during the January transfer window, as hinted by Football Insider. They’re still keen on Bruno Guimaraes from Newcastle United, despite rumors of his new contract, per Fabrizio Romano.
Bayern Munich is eyeing Barcelona’s Pedri to strengthen their midfield, reportedly willing to spend between €100 million and €120 million next summer, as per Fichajes.
Contrary to speculation, Paris Saint-Germain isn’t actively discussing Kylian Mbappe’s future at the club. Despite fears of him joining Real Madrid for free, PSG isn’t pursuing talks, according to Le Parisien.
Chelsea is considering using Romelu Lukaku as a bargaining chip to bring Tammy Abraham back from Roma, claims Calciomercatoweb. However, PSG’s attempt to sign AC Milan’s Fikayo Tomori during the summer transfer window failed, reported by Calciomercato.
Juventus is expected to explore signing Real Madrid’s Lucas Vazquez in January, with discussions possibly on the horizon, per Fichajes.
With concerns about Jorginho’s potential departure, Arsenal eyes a move for Manchester City’s Kalvin Phillips, reports Fichajes. Additionally, Chelsea and Real Madrid are contemplating moves for Inter striker Marcus Thuram, who previously joined Borussia Monchengladbach on a free transfer this summer, according to Interlive.
