#transfer-market

#transfer-market

Bayern are taking PSG's interest in Dayot Upamecano very seriously, due to the French club's financial resources and the player's agent Moussa Sissoko, who is very close to PSG and also represents Ousmane Dembélé. Bayern are prepared to offer Upamecano a pay rise (currently earns €16m gross per year including all bonuses). He would then be one of the highest earners, just one tier below Kane and Musiala.

The Reds' scouting department has identified the 25-year-old as one of the most technically gifted midfielders in Europe. The Portugal international midfielder is known for his composure under pressure, press resistance, and intelligent distribution. Vitinha fits the kind of profile that Liverpool have sought since the departure of Thiago Alcantara. His ability to dictate the tempo of a match and carry the ball through midfield makes him a particularly attractive option for Slot's system.

Etta Eyong has become a man in demand in European football after his explosive performances in La Liga this year, first with Villarreal and now with Levante, whom he joined in the summer. FC Barcelona, for one, have been admirers of the Cameroonian international for a while now. Having explored a move for the 22-year-old in the summer, the Blaugrana have identified him as a possible candidate to replace Robert Lewandowski in 2026.

According to Fichajes, Premier League surprise package Sunderland have tabled a stunning 80 million offer for the Spanish playmaker. Sunderland are ready to make ambitious offer for Lopez The newly promoted side have taken the top flight by storm, sitting fourth in the Premier League table under French manager Regis Le Bris. Backed by strong financial support and a clear long-term vision, the Black Cats are reportedly ready to make Lopez the face of their project as they aim to establish themselves among England's elite.

As the winter transfer window looms, Europe's elite clubs are already jostling for position in one of the most intriguing transfer sagas of the season, the race to sign Argentine prodigy Nico Paz, currently lighting up Serie A with Como. Once part of Real Madrid's academy, Paz has become one of the most sought-after young playmakers in Europe. The 21-year-old has scored four goals and provided four assists for Como this season.

The 16-year-old forward has emerged as one of Scandinavia's brightest prospects, drawing interest from several top European clubs. Despite his age, Filling has already made his mark in Sweden's top flight, impressing with his physicality and finishing quality. United's pursuit of the teenager reflects their growing commitment to building a sustainable, youth-driven recruitment model under Sir Jim Ratcliffe's ownership and Ruben Amorim's long-term vision.

Karl Etta Eyong is fast becoming one of the most talked-about players in La Liga, with the young striker producing a series of consistent performances for Levante. Aged just 22, Eyong already has six goals and three assists to his name so far this season. His brilliant performances have led to interest from several clubs across Europe, including Barcelona. With the Catalans looking to find a long-term replacement for Robert Lewandowski, Eyong has emerged as the ideal target.

Bayern Munich have their eyes on one of the brightest young talents once again. German youth international and FC Köln talent has burst onto the scene this season with an incredible start. El Mala is a massive reason for Köln's remarkable success this season after earning promotion to the Bundesliga last season. FC Köln know what they have in El Mala, and have already communicated that they know they will have to eventually sell El Mala.

CrystalPalace appear to be bracing themselves for a significant defensive shake-up ahead of the upcoming transfer windows. According to FootballInsider, Palace are already drawing up plans to bring in a new centre-back, citing the looming departure of their key man MarcGuehi. With the England international seemingly bound for pastures new, the Eagles' hierarchy are working to ensure they are not caught short at the back.

Manchester United have been linked with a move for Morten Hjulmand from Sporting CP. The 26-year-old Denmark International has done quite well in Portugal, and he could prove to be an excellent acquisition for the Premier League club as well. They need more physicality and defensive cover in the middle of the park, and Hjulmand could be the ideal acquisition. The player has an 80 million release clause in his contract, and it remains to be seen whether Manchester United are prepared to pay.

FC Barcelona is reportedly keeping a close watch on Hoffenheim striker Fisnik Asllani, who has started the season in outstanding form. The 23-year-old forward has already scored five goals and provided two assists for his club this season, helping Hoffenheim secure a mid-table position in the Bundesliga. His performances have drawn attention across Europe, especially from clubs seeking a young, proven goal-scorer at a reasonable price.

Endrick, 19, is yet to play in LaLiga this season, after suffered a hamstring injury in May -- ruling him out of the Club World Cup -- and then another injury setback in July. The Brazil international scored seven goals in all competitions in 2024-25 -- his debut season at Madrid -- and opted to stay at the club over the summer despite competition for minutes from Madrid's breakout Club World Cup star, Gonzalo García.

We all know Palace want to keep Glasner. The way the chairman phrased it our positions have to be aligned' I read into it that the manager is demanding things the club haven't necessarily been doing. He wants to keep his best players and wants the board to supplement that by adding more depth and more quality in the transfer market.

I'm very happy to be at this great club. There have been talks (with Barça), which is normal in the transfer market, with several teams,

PSG have focused on strengthening their French core in recent transfer windows, bringing in players like Bradley Barcola, Desire Doué, and Lucas Chevalier. Now, another French talent could soon be on their radar. TBR Football previously reported that Bayern Munich are keen to secure Michael Olise with a new contract before the season ends, aiming to fend off rising interest from other clubs. The German club are reportedly impressed with Olise's development and are preparing a "huge pay rise" to keep him. Liverpool have monitored the winger for some time, while Chelsea, PSG, and Barcelona are also interested-though none are expected to make a move next summer.

Murillo has done a really, really good job for Forest. Chelsea need a centre-back, they're not good enough at the back to challenge for the title. They are aware of that and it's something they're going to look at in January, because they've suffered a lot of injuries already this season. Murillo of course will be on their radar, he has been for a while because he's been fantastic for Nottingham Forest, and they're not the only club looking at him.