Transfer news LIVE: Saudis set to offer Salah £65m, Napoli eye Man Utd’s Garnacho, Rashford EXCLUSIVE – latest updates
THE January transfer window is rolling on at speed - and some huge moves are still in the pipeline.
Saudi Arabia chiefs are tempting Mohamed Salah to quit Liverpool this summer with a stunning £65million payday for just TWO seasons in the desert.
Meanwhile, Napoli are set to join the race for Manchester United outcast Marcus Rashford, SunSport can exclusively reveal.
The Italian giants are also eyeing up a move for Alejandro Garnacho as they seek out replacements for the outgoing Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
Elsewhere, Inter Milan are the frontrunners for Kyle Walker's signature, but rivals AC Milan are also interested.
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No go Como
Tyrell Malacia is reportedly free to leave Manchester United this January.
The 25-year-old midfielder has failed to break into the United first XI since signing from Feyenoord in 2022.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the Red Devils could explore a loan-to-buy move for the Duchman.
But Serie A side Como are not engaged in talks.
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AC Milan are due to "make contact" over a move for Marcus Rashford, according to reports.
The England forward has expressed a desire for a new challenge away from Old Trafford.
Rashford didn't travel with the United squad for their FA Cup third-round tie with Arsenal yesterday.
Sky Italy are reporting contact will be made between the two clubs in the "the next few hours."
While Sky in Germany report there was a "personal meeting last week" between Rashford's representatives and Dortmund boss Sebastian Kehl.
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Aston Villa have "agreed an £18million fee" with Dortmund for Donyell Malen.
The 25-year-old has made 20 appearances for Dortmund so far this season.
He's scored five goals in that spell and notched one assist.
The Telegraph report a fee has been agreed between the two clubs, with Malen set to make the move to the Midlands in a few days.
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Cherry picked
Liverpool have joined Newcastle in the race for Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo.
The Cherries star, 25, bagged eight goals and two assists in his 33 appearances last season.
Bournemouth have slapped a hefty £50million price tag on his head, writes Alan Nixon for SunSport.
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Bayern Munich are set to join the race for Kobbie Mainoo, SunSport can exclusively reveal.
The Man Utd star could be on his way out of Old Trafford if the club are unable to afford his wage demands, writes Emilia Hawkins.
Mainoo - whose current contract expires in 2027 - is hoping for a fresh deal worth £200,000-a-week.
But United are believed to be reluctant to go that high - which has led to reports Mainoo could leave the club either during this window or over the summer.
Chelsea are at the front of the queue for the midfielder, but SunSport has learned the London club will not be the only side chasing him.
Bayern are long-term admirers and plan to make a move if he becomes available.
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Omar Marmoush is "set to complete" his move to Manchester City next week.
The Egyptian has 22 goal contributions in 16 German top-flight appearances in 2024/25.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the Prem champions are close to a £50million deal with Eintracht Frankfurt.
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Atalanta want to sign Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin, SunSport has exclusively revealed.
The Serie A title hopefuls sent a representative to Merseyside to push for the move and attempt to sign him with a pre-contract arrangement, writes Alan Nixon.
Calvert-Lewin’s Goodison deal runs out at the end of this season.
So Atalanta could get him tied up for next term — but even sign him now if the Toffees play ball.
Newcastle have also been interested in a move for the 27-year-old, who has 2 goals in 19 appearances this season.
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West Ham are reportedly eyeing a loan move for Chelsea's Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.
The 26-year-old could leave Stamford Bridge just months after Chelsea signed him in a £30million deal from Leicester.
Football Insider claims the Hammers have made the midfielder their "top target" under new boss Graham Potter.
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Kyle Walker is being lined up for a sensational loan move to Inter Milan, SunSport exclusively revealed yesterday.
The Manchester City star, 34, dramatically asked to quit the club for a move abroad, writes Paul Sims.
A source said: "It's fast moving but the deal is on the table and it's being worked on.
"A loan move to Inter Milan will give Kyle the opportunity to start afresh."
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A-vei he goes
Chelsea's Renato Veiga has agreed to join Borussia Dortmund during the January transfer window.
Veiga, 21, joined the Blues in July from Basel but has only managed 18 appearances across all competitions.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the Portugal international is pushing for a new challenge just six months after his move to West London and has agreed personal terms with Dortmund.
But Chelsea have yet to give the green light for Veiga to leave after receiving BVB's loan offer.
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Arsenal have been dealt a blow in their pursuit of Nico Williams.
The Gunners are hot on the heels of the Athletic Bilbao winger, who has a £50.4million release clause.
However, The Athletic reveal that because of his salary demands a deal could be out of reach.
Also, Williams is not set to agitate a move away from La Liga either, the report adds.
Isak chase
Barcelona want Alexander Isak, according to reports.
Mundo Deportivo claim the Catalans are targeting a top class striker to boost their ranks.
The La Liga giants are looking for a replacement for Robert Lewandowski.
Viktor Gyokeres, Liverpool's Luis Diaz and AC Milan star Rafael Leao are also said to be on the hitlist.
United can't afford deal
Man Utd are struggling to match the release clause of Alvaro Fernandez.
Red Devils boss Ruben Amorim wants to add left-footed players to his squad.
And he has made the Benfica star a transfer target.
However, Manchester Evening News believes United can't afford his buy back clause which stands at £25million.
Rashford latest
Ruben Amorim has offered a fresh update on Marcus Rashford's future.
He said after the FA Cup win over Arsenal: "I don't know. We'll see. He is a player for Manchester United. We'll see. He has to work.
"He has to represent his club and he loves his club but I have to make choices. I already spoke about how I make the choices. It is what it is. Let's continue, let's see the next game and like I said I have to make a selection."
City and Liverpool chase
Man City are set to beat Liverpool to the signing of Aurelien Tchouameni.
The Real Madrid midfielder is a target for the Premier League giants.
The Reds failed in a bid to sign Tchouameni in 2022.
A report by Football Insider claims City could try to tempt him to the Etihad in the summer - with a January transfer unlikely.
Chukwuemeka chase
Chelsea starlet Carney Chukwuemeka could be on the move.
The midfielder is being chased by Serie A giants Lazio, according to Calciomercato.
The England youth international is yet to appear for the Blues in this campaign.
Lazio are interested in a loan to buy deal.
Spurs exit
Tottenham have allowed youngster Alfie Dorrington to leave on loan.
Dorrington will join Aberdeen for the rest of the campaign for valuable first team experience.
The 19-year-old was part of Spurs' squad for their FA Cup tie against Tamworth.
Asensio 'could move'
PSG could offload Marco Asensio this month.
The former Real Madrid star has fallen out of favour with boss Luis Enrique.
And, according to Foot Mercato, Juventus, Aston Villa and Real Sociedad are circling the forward.
Kiwior to stay
Arsenal will hold on to Poland defender Jakub Kiwior, according to reports.
According to reports in Italy, per Sport Witness, the Gunners do not want to sell the international centre half this month.
However, they could be willing to do business in the summer,
Offers of around £12m-£16m could tempt the Premier League side into selling.
Mainoo knows what he has to do
Kobbie Mainoo has been tasked with proving he's worth £200k-per-week by Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim.
The teenage midfielder has two years left on his deal, wants an improved contract, and has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford.
Amorim said: "I think Kobbie Mainoo is improving a lot during the last matches. But I think you guys feel like he is the finished product - and he is not. He has so much potential to grow up even more.
“He is really really good but he can be so much better. I think he is improving, all the players are improving, all the players are important for me, no matter whether they worked with me in the past.”
Latte Lath bid
Middlesbrough's Emmanuel Latte Lath is the subject a huge bid from an MLS side.
According to Di Marzio, Atalanta United have bid £15.1million for their star striker.
Latte Lath was denied a transfer in the summer.
It will be a big ask, this time round, for Boro to persuade Latte Lath to stay, the report adds.
Chelsea chase winger
Chelsea are ready to trigger the release clause of Deportivo la Coruna winger, Yeremay.
The 22-year-old has a £20million release clause, according to Spanish reports.
The Blues are yet to make a move in the transfer market.
Liverpool target Robertson replacement
Liverpool are eyeing up El Hadji Malick Diouf to replace Andy Robertson.
According to Senegalese outlet D Sports, the Reds and Crystal Palace have shown an interest in the Slavia Prague left-back.
Diouf has scored six goals this term.
Palace have already failed with a bid for the defender.
Monaco move for West Ham ace
Monaco are hot on the trail of Edson Alvarez.
The Ligue 1 side are keen to bring the Mexican midfielder to France.
They initially offered a loan deal.
However, Fabrizio Romano revealed Monaco have now returned with a cash offer.
Chelsea star wanted
Borussia Dortmund are chasing Chelsea star Renato Veiga.
Sky Sports Germany claims the Bundesliga giants have agreed terms with the Portuguese star.
Veiga played 90 minutes against Morecambe at the weekend.
It's a loan deal with an option to buy, according to the report.