Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
Serhou Guirassy, Stuttgart
The Guinea striker’s report‑breaking begin to the Bundesliga season that introduced him 14 objectives in his first eight league video games has caught the eye of groups throughout Europe. Manchester United and Newcastle are amongst quite a lot of English golf equipment to have expressed curiosity in signing the participant who joined Stuttgart on a everlasting foundation from Rennes in the summertime having initially moved there on mortgage. His membership have made no secret about his launch clause of €17.5m (£15.2m) and could also be pressured to money in on Guirassy after the 27-year-old’s representatives indicated he could be eager to depart if a Premier League facet comes calling. His anticipated involvement on the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on 13 January, may complicate issues, nonetheless.
Kalvin Phillips, Manchester City
Still not fancied by Pep Guardiola after 18 months of watching from the sidelines, Phillips is determined to get again to enjoying and was advised in October that he was free to depart “if he decides to do it”. With a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad on the road and having featured for 89 minutes within the Premier League this season, the 28-year-old has accepted that leaving the treble winners is the one choice after his transfer from Leeds for an preliminary £42m. Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Juventus are occupied with taking him on mortgage.
Santiago Giménez, Feyenoord
The Mexico ahead capped a spectacular 12 months that yielded 31 Eredivisie objectives by being named man of the 12 months by the revered Dutch soccer journal Voetbal International. Giménez surpassed the report held by Luis Suárez and has been tipped to comply with within the footsteps of the Uruguay striker by transferring to the Premier League. Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham have been linked however Feyenoord are seemingly to demand about £60m, with a number of La Liga golf equipment additionally believed to have an interest. Giménez was born in Buenos Aires however grew up in Mexico after his father, Christian – a former El Tri worldwide – moved there to play professionally.
Ivan Toney, Brentford
The England striker has been again in coaching since mid-September and admitted his enforced absence, as he serves an eight-month ban for playing offences, was “like being in football prison”. Toney’s ban ends on 16 January and the query is whether or not he’ll nonetheless be at Brentford by the top of the month, with their technical director, Lee Dykes, admitting final week that “maybe the time comes very shortly that Ivan moves on to another club”. Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have mentioned a possible transfer for Toney, who has scored 32 objectives in 68 Premier League appearances. How a lot Brentford demand to sanction the sale of their prized asset stays to be seen, with a reported price ticket of £100m in January seemingly to postpone many suitors – particularly given that’s anticipated to be considerably diminished by the summer season.
Viktor Gyökeres, Sporting
This time final 12 months Gyökeres was serving to to hearth Coventry into playoff rivalry within the Championship, however he now finds himself flying excessive on the high of the Portuguese League having scored 17 instances in 20 appearances in all competitions. The 25-year-old Sweden ahead was on Brighton’s books for 3 years however by no means made a Premier League look earlier than transferring to the Midlands. Sporting paid a membership‑report €20m to signal him in the summertime however set his launch clause at an eye-watering €100m. That has reportedly not stopped Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, amongst others, from contemplating a transfer in January.
André, Fluminense
Fulham have stolen a march on others trying to signal the extremely rated Brazil midfielder after holding talks over a possible £30m transfer, though that would change within the subsequent few weeks. André – a part of the Fluminense workforce crushed by Manchester City on the current Club World Cup – has been closely scouted by Liverpool and Manchester United prior to now and could have his sights set greater up the desk. “I watch the Premier League and it’s a big dream to play there,” he mentioned final week. “I’m focused on finishing the season with Fluminense. But my dream is clear: to be a Premier League player.”
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Jadon Sancho, Manchester United
Leaving Old Trafford appears to be Sancho’s only option while Erik ten Hag remains in situ, but finding a suitable destination will be tricky. United are keen to recoup as much as possible of the £73m fee they paid Borussia Dortmund for the England forward two years ago yet know that is out of the question in the January market. A loan until the end of the season could suit all parties, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, Barcelona and Juventus linked with a move for the 23-year-old. Sancho was reportedly offered to clubs in Saudi Arabia during a recent trip there by United’s football director, John Murtough.
Lloyd Kelly, Bournemouth
The Bournemouth defender has impressed many clubs with his composed performances over the past 18 months and has stalled on extending a contract that expires in the summer. Liverpool and Tottenham are believed to have shown interest in the 25-year-old, who is understood to have been offered a bumper new deal to stay. “We will see what the market gives us,” Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, said. “As a coach you don’t want to lose him but you never know whenever the market opens, you never know what’s going to happen. I think players have to take their own decisions.” Bournemouth are determined not to allow their top scorer, Dominic Solanke, to depart despite interest from Arsenal and West Ham, after he signed a new deal in September.
Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal
Job sharing with David Raya has not quite worked out for the England goalkeeper and he may be tempted to knock on Mikel Arteta’s door at the start of January after making five Premier League appearances this season. There would be no shortage of suitors if he did, with Chelsea and Newcastle rumoured to be interested in a loan after injuries to their respective first choices, Robert Sánchez and Nick Pope. Ramsdale was in England’s most recent squad despite being out of favour at his club but it was noticeable that Crystal Palace’s Sam Johnstone got the nod to play against Australia in October. The former Sheffield United goalkeeper will know he cannot take for granted his place at Euro 2024.
Lamine Camara, Metz
The 19-year-old only joined Metz in February but made scouts all over Europe pay attention when he scored from inside his own half against Monaco in October. The latest talent to emerge from the Génération Foot academy in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, that also produced Sadio Mané and Ismaïla Sarr, Camara was crowned this month as CAF’s young African player of the year after 12 months of dizzying progress. Having been voted player of the tournament as Senegal won the African Nations Championship for domestic‑based players in January, he was also named the best player at the African under-20s in March. Compared to Kevin De Bruyne and Toni Kroos, the midfielder is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs including Brighton and Chelsea, who are also expected to sign the Senegal under-17 midfielder Pape Daouda Diong. The Génération Foot winger Amara Diouf – a 15-year-old who won his first senior cap in September – is another emerging star being heavily monitored.
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