The eight-time Ballon d'Or winner has pretty much ruled out a last dance at the Spotify Camp Nou, at this point, and has informed all the presidential candidates of the same. The current Inter Miami megastar, though, would be open to a return in a different role sometime in the future, but a comeback in a playing capacity is off the table.
Manchester United are interested in signing the talented young midfielder, and they are the strongest contenders to secure his signature. They need more physicality and defensive cover in the middle of the park, and Baleba would be an excellent addition.
The forward is already in talks with Bayern Munich over signing a contract extension. He added: There's a two-year offer on the table, and it seems that he's prepared to stay put at the Allianz Arena. Serge Gnabry has basically turned around and said, No, I'm talking with Bayern Munich at the moment. Thanks for the interest, but if it works with Bayern, I'm going to stay.'
Tottenham have reportedly entered the race for Bayern Munich powerhouse Leon Goretzka, as the North London club looks to capitalise on the German's uncertain future. With the January transfer window entering its final days, Italian journalist Matteo Moretto has revealed that Spurs have formally inquired about the 30-year-old's availability, joining Atletico Madrid and AC Milan in a high-stakes pursuit. Tottenham linked with Leon Goretzka (Photo by GSI/Icon Sport via Getty Images)
Newcastle United signed Vakhtang Salia from Dinamo Tbilisi during the summer transfer window. The 18-year-old attacker is highly rated at the club, but he has yet to feature for the Premier League club because of injury problems. He will be hoping to return to action quickly and establish himself as a first-team player for the club. He is a long-term investment for Newcastle, and they will hope to nurture him into an important player.
Rasmus Hojlund looks set to be stuck in transfer no-man's land for the foreseeable future, as Manchester United appears focused on new signings Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko.