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06 Sept 2025
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Mohamed Salah’s future at Liverpool is again in the spotlight. The Daily Mail reports the Egypt forward, 32, is the Saudi Pro League’s “dream” signing next season.
Manchester United are rivalling Chelsea for the signing of Portugal central defender Tomas Araujo, 22. According to the Sun, United are preparing a £50million bid to Benfica.
Paraguay forward Miguel Almiron’s stay at Newcastle appears to be reaching its conclusion. The Daily Telegraph says the 30-year-old will be allowed to leave in January.
Napoli are eyeing a move for Poland defender Jakub Kiwior. The Metro reports the Italian club have asked Arsenal about the availability of the 24-year-old on loan in January.
🚨 Evan Ferguson is valued by Brighton at around £60m.
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— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) November 28, 2024
🚨 Manchester United and Bayern Munich are both considering a summer move to sign AC Milan's Theo Hernandez.
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— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) November 28, 2024
Marc Guehi: The Crystal Palace and England defender, 24, is keen on a return to Chelsea, although Newcastle remain interested, according to Teamtalk.
Christopher Nkunku: The Times reports Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has denied the 27-year-old France forward is available.
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