The summer transfer window is closed for the major European leagues. However, following in January, there were a lot of rumors swirling around who was moving where. Transfer Talk brings you all the latest gossip, incoming information, happenings and of course, transaction done!
TOP STORY: Man United and Liverpool in dispute with 17-year-old Moukoko
Manchester United and Liverpool is set to fight it to secure the striker’s signature Youssoufa Moukokobased on Sport Bild.
Moukoko has emerged as one of Europe’s most exciting talents this season, with the 17-year-old becoming a mainstay for Borussia Dortmund. His impressive form has seen him score six Bundesliga goals this season, which has caught the attention of Man United and Liverpool.
The striker thinks his current contract at Dortmund will expire in 2023 and Bild reports £26m could be enough for Moukoko to swap the German league for England. Dortmund have offered Moukoko a new contract, but are believed to have yet to receive a response from the striker and his agent, which could see the Bundesliga club try to cut their losses while they have body.
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Man United, in particular, have been linked with a host of strikers as they look for replacements Cristiano Ronaldoand Moukoko could represent a lasting alternative.
Liverpool are likely to be more active in the upcoming transfer window, having fallen behind their domestic rivals, and signing the much-sought-after striker will send a message of intent to the club. the rest of the Premier League and Europe.
Moukoko is not only in brilliant form for his club, with his Dortmund academy graduate also impressing for the club. Germanyof the U21s, leading to his call to be included in the German squad for the upcoming World Cup.
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– Bayern Munich won’t let Eric Choupo-Moting leaving for Manchester United this winter, according to the journalist Christian Falk. The 33-year-old has been tipped to move to the Red Devils after the World Cup, however, it seems Bayern are reluctant to let the striker go, at least for now. Choupo-Moting is in impressive form for the Bavarian club, scoring 10 goals in all competitions, and is considered a potential Ronaldo replacement, with the Portuguese star sure to end his time. at Old Trafford.
– Chelsea have set their sights on Atlético Madrid defender Jose Gimenez to strengthen their backline, according to Rudy Galetti. Graham Potter’s side have struggled this season, and despite not bursting at the top, the Blues are eager for defensive reinforcements. The report says that due to Atletico Madrid’s financial problems, the Spaniard may be forced to let the 27-year-old leave this January. Jimenez has been tipped to move to Stamford Bridge before, but with Potter looking to bring in players that fit his system, a move could finally materialize.
– West Ham are interested in Everton defender Michael Keanebased on Football Insider. There was interest from the London club for the defender throughout the summer, but a move never materialized, however, reports say £10m could be enough to watch the Toffees part. with an experienced midfielder. With Craig DawsonThe Hammers’ future is unclear, but the purchase of Keane will help fill the gap left – should the 32-year-old leave West Ham.
– PSG interested in signing the Chelsea midfielder N’Golo Kante as a free agent in the summer, follow Christian Falk. Although it was previously reported that the Frenchman wanted to stay at Stamford Bridge, it does not appear that he is part of Potter’s long-term plans. Instead, it looks like Kante is free to leave after his contract expires. PSG have long been fans of the midfielder, and as reported, they are eager to sign the 31-year-old after his current contract expires in the summer.
– Alejandro Garnacho very close to extending his contract at Manchester United, according to Florian Plettenberg. The 18-year-old has impressed this season for the Reds, with two goals and one assist, but his current contract expires in 2023. United, however, appear to be the key to tying the Spain-born winger to a longer deal. at Old Trafford, to make sure they don’t lose their attractive competition in the near future.
