#premier-league-interest

#premier-league-interest

Borussia Dortmund striker Serhou Guirassy could be on the move once again, with TEAMtalk reporting that the prolific 29-year-old is preparing to explore his options ahead of the January transfer window. Guirassy is attracting enormous attention due to a release clause in his contract one that European giants are already lining up to trigger. Guirassy has established himself as one of Europe's most reliable finishers across the past two seasons.

After a controversial summer transfer window, Marc-Andre ter Stegen may soon return in contention for Barcelona. The German international is currently going through recovery after surgery in the summer, with a report from Diario SPORT suggesting that he is in the final stage of his road to recovery. In fact, ter Stegen may receive a medical clearance by the end of November, although it won't matter much for Barcelona from a sporting perspective.

At one point in the summer with Garcia's contract expiring, there was real interest with Chelsea and Spurs both keen. He is a class act and has Premier League experience; he ticks a lot of boxes. However, Garcia has since become a big player under Hansi Flick, and he is not going anywhere. I am told in recent weeks, his people have confirmed that a new deal is imminent.

Aston Villa, Everton, West Ham United, Fulham and Brighton and Hove Albion are also keen on the 24-year-old, who can operate as a midfielder or as a winger. Journalist Graeme Bailey said: "Saibari is attracting a lot of attention and his treble last week was special. He is one to keep an eye on for January, getting goals in January is something Premier League clubs, especially are looking for and he could offer that."

Jude Bellingham is one of England's premier players but has struggled for prominence at Real Madrid after returning from shoulder surgery in mid-September. He has started only once since his return, with Arda Guler and Franco Mastantuono preferred by manager Xabi Alonso. And this supposed lack of prominence could open the door to a return to England.

Journalist Graeme Bailey told TBR: "Antoine Semenyo is one of the Premier League's form players. "He had Man United and Tottenham showing interest in the summer and now some of Europe's top clubs are looking. "As it stands, Bournemouth are intent on making progress this summer and that means no sales. "They have lost the likes of Huijsen, Kerkez and Zabarnyi in recent months and they are insistent Semenyo won't be following them through the exit doors in January."