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Are Everton Making Any Moves this January

Everton are not expecting to make any signings in January, says sporting director Marcel Brands, with the focus on offloading fringe players. " "We don't expect to sign new players in this window. ""In the current squad we have a good balance of experienced players, young players, and also players with home grown status.

AC Milan To Make Tomori Approach

The 20-year old right back has attracted interest from a host of top clubs around Europe since moving to the South Coast from Chelsea on deadline day last January. Luka Jovic has completed a loan move back to Eintracht Frankfurt from Real Madrid for the remainder of the season. The Serbia striker left Frankfurt for Madrid in June 2019 but has struggled to make an impact in La Liga since his £55m move. He had only played four league games for Real this season and had not featured since November because of a positive Covid-19 test and muscular injury.

Arsenal Mesut is closer than ever

Mesut is closer than ever. " There will be no numbers that would disturb the balance or affect the salaries of other players, we do not have that ability.".

PSG In Neymar Contract Talks

Paris Saint-Germain in talks over contract extension for Neymar. The Ligue 1 club want him to stay and Neymar is happy at club at the moment. In 2017, he signed a five-year contract in £200m transfer from Barcelona.

Valencia Turne To Torreira

Valencia are showing interest in Arsenal midfielder Lucas Torreira, according to the Daily Mail.

Barcelona keen on a deal for Eric Garcia

Barcelona are trying to push through a deal for Eric Garcia from Manchester City this month, according to the Daily Mail. Garcia remains one of Barcelona's top targets in January alongside Georginio Wijnaldum and Memphis Depay, but he could have to wait until his current deal runs out in the summer to make the move to the Camp Nou on a free transfer.

Wilshere's New Chance At Bournemouth

"Whenever you've got a player of Jack's quality training with you and you're able to have a closer look, it would be foolish to say there's not a chance of wanting to do something," Tindall said.

Barcelona rejected the chance to link Cristiano Ronaldo up with Lionel Messi for just £15m before his Manchester United transfer in 2003. Former Barcelona president Joan Laporta revealed to Iniestazo that the club was offered the chance to sign the Portuguese but refused as they had already invested in Ronaldinho. Ronaldo eventually came out of his shell at United before providing a constant thorn in Barcelona's side following his move to Real Madrid.