Key Takeaways
- Chelsea will listen to offers for Alejandro Garnacho only months after buying him from Manchester United for £40 million.
- Liverpool could offload up to nine players before they spend again, following a £500 million splurge last year.
- Barcelona are still deciding whether to pay the €30 million release fee for Marcus Rashford.
Stamford Bridge chiefs have not ruled out a quick profit on Alejandro Garnacho, according to The Sun. The 20-year-old winger arrived from Old Trafford last year for £40 million, but the club are already open to bids.
Across the Premier League, Liverpool may clear the decks at Anfield. The Telegraph says up to nine senior stars could leave, allowing the Reds to refresh the squad after last season’s record spend.
Newcastle United expect a busy window too. The Telegraph reports that England flyer Anthony Gordon is willing to consider fresh challenges, with Bayern Munich monitoring him. The Sun adds that Arsenal lead the chase, while up to seven Magpies players might exit.
At Chelsea, defender Levi Colwill is close to extending his stay, following team-mate Moisés Caicedo in signing a long-term deal, says The Times.
Barcelona remain undecided over Marcus Rashford. Spanish outlet Marca claims the Catalan club are weighing up whether to trigger the €30 million clause in the forward’s loan contract.
Fulham’s summer plans hinge on manager Marco Silva. The i says several key men will delay contract talks until the Portuguese coach’s future is settled.
Real Madrid have added Jurgen Klopp and Mauricio Pochettino to their shortlist should they replace interim boss Álvaro Arbeloa, the Daily Mail writes.
Finally, AC Milan have set their sights on Juventus striker Dušan Vlahović, who can talk to foreign clubs in January when his deal enters its final six months, notes Gazzetta dello Sport.