Man Utd have to pay €60m for David Alaba...CONTINUE READING
Real Madrid are reportedly set to demand €60 million (£51.5m) for David Alaba should he leave the club. The Austrian was previously a key player for the Spanish giants but a series of errors has seen his future called into question according to SPORT.
It is suggested that Manchester United and Juventus are interested but that Real want to receive over £50m for the former Bayern Munich star.
Arsenal interested in Joao Palhinha
According to Football Insider, Arsenal is interested in pursuing Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha in 2024. After witnessing a bid for the star in the summer window fall through at the last minute, Bayern Munich is still interested in the 28-year-old.
Despite paying a nine-figure price for England player Declan Rice during the summer transfer window, Arsenal may still be in the running for Palhinha. According to Football Insider, before a deal for the Portugal international can be completed, the Gunners would probably need to let go of Thomas Partey.
Manchester City enter Andre Trindade chase
Manchester City are reportedly keen on signing £30 million-rated Brazilian midfielder Andre Trindade, a target for Arsenal. Andre Trindade has been linked with clubs like Arsenal and Fulham in recent months. He was linked with a move to the Premier League in the summer transfer window.
But Fluminense chose to keep him at the club back then. As per The Sun , Andre could be on the move when the transfer window reopens in January, with Manchester City joining the race to sign him. The Brazilian midfielder is reportedly valued at £30 million by Fluminense.
Crystal Palace, Everton in transfer tussle to sign Iliman Ndiaye
Crystal Palace and Everton are among those vying for Marseille forward Iliman Ndiaye ahead of the January transfer window. According to The Sun , Everton and Crystal Palace are keen on bringing Iliman Ndiaye to English shores after a dismal period with Marseille.
The Senegalese international joined the Ligue 1 club from Sheffield United but could soon return after an underwhelming start to the season…CONTINUE READING>>
