Crystal Palace defender Marc Guéhi has emerged as a primary target for several elite European clubs, with his contract set to expire next summer. Liverpool have been consistently linked with the centre-back, but competition is mounting from Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Juventus. Should Guéhi enter formal negotiations in January, Palace risk losing him without a transfer fee.
At Manchester United, efforts continue to find a new club for winger Antony, with Real Betis showing the strongest interest. The Spanish side, however, faces challenges meeting United’s financial demands for a player who cost £82 million. Meanwhile, young talent Ethan Williams is reportedly nearing a loan move to Croatian side Rijeka.
Tottenham’s Yves Bissouma is in discussions regarding a potential loan switch to Turkish giants Galatasaray.
Chelsea’s pursuit of a wide attacker has seen them explore an alternative option after prolonged negotiations for another target. The London club has initiated contact with the representatives of Barcelona’s Fermín López, though no formal offer has been tabled.
Nottingham Forest are actively working to bolster their defensive options, opening talks with Leicester City for left-back Victor Kristiansen. Further activity at the City Ground is possible if West Ham formalize their interest in midfielder Ibrahim Sangaré.
Fulham could soon lose midfielder Andreas Pereira, with Brazilian club Palmeiras pushing for a transfer.
In a surprising development, Everton’s Nathan Patterson is rumoured to be a target for Sevilla. The potential departure of the Scottish defender has prompted a search for replacements, with several names under consideration.
A striker’s public desire for a move has put his current club on alert for a potential replacement. Should a transfer materialize, Borussia Dortmund’s Max Beier is reportedly a leading candidate to fill the void.
Sheffield United, seeking to reverse a poor start to their campaign, are close to securing experienced forward Danny Ings and are also targeting defender Ben Mee.
