Transfer Talk: Manchester United looking move Mason Mount on،
The January transfer window has not yet reopened in Europe, but moves are afoot and there is plenty of gossip circulating. Transfer Talk brings you all the latest buzz on rumors, comings and goings and, of course, done deals!
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Manchester United ready to replace new signings Mason mount And Sofiane Amrabat as they target four new faces in January, according to the Sun.
Mount, 24, and Amrabat, 27, have failed to impress since moving to Old Trafford in the last transfer window, and both have faced constant criticism from supporters. It would appear United boss Erik Ten Hag agrees, as he is apparently already set to replace them in a bid to revive his side’s season.
Ten Hag suggested injuries have ravaged Mount this season, with the former Chelsea man once again facing another spell on the bench after another setback in training. However, Ten Hag is also prepared to leave Mount behind and take care of the transfer market in January in a bid to build on what has been a recent – albeit far from convincing – five-game winning streak. in six matches.
Reports say United are keen on RB Leipzig striker Timo Werner as well as the Nice defender Jean-Clair Todibo. They have also been linked with Benfica Antonio Silva and AS Monaco midfielder Youssouf Fofana, among others. Of these, Silva could be the trickiest, with Benfica saying they do not want to part with their Portuguese star for less than €100 million.
The writing could be on the wall for Mount less than six months after his move to Manchester.
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Paper gossip
– Liverpool’s pursuit Donyell Malen was boosted by the Borussia Dortmund striker’s change of agent, according to Bild. The German newspaper claims Malen is ‘on Liverpool’s radar’ and boss Jurgen Klopp is ‘watching him’. Malen recently ditched his former agent in favor of Dutch agency SEG, who currently have Liverpool star Cody Gakpo on their books.
– Juventus interested in Shakhtar Donetsk and Ukrainian midfielder Heorhii Sudakov, according to Corriere Dello Sport. The versatile 21-year-old can play centrally or out wide, and he has already racked up 82 appearances for his club, along with 13 goals and as many assists. Sudakov has also been linked with Manchester United and Arsenal, and the Gunners are arguably Juve’s biggest threat as they already have a relationship with Shakhtar following their pursuit of Mykhailo Mudryk last year, as well as compatriot Sudakov, Oleksandr Zinchenko, in their ranks.
– There was a long list of scouts from top European clubs monitoring the 18-year-old defender. Leny Yoro this weekend, including Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City, Real Madrid and Barcelona. Yoro was in action for Lille during their impressive 2-0 win at Lyon, with the teenager helping to keep a clean sheet for the visitors, and Ekrem Konur believe PSG are leading the race to sign the France Under-21 international. The Team disagrees, however, suggesting he won’t be going anywhere before the end of the season. They believe Real Madrid could be interested in a summer transfer.
– Despite scoring in Manchester United’s 3-0 win over Everton this weekend, That of Anthony Martial The club’s future appears uncertain, with manager Ten Hag ready to listen to offers in January before the Frenchman’s contract expires at the end of the season, according to Football Insider. United are prepared to let the 27-year-old leave if they receive the right offer, but only if they find a replacement first. Martial has scored just two goals this season and finds himself behind new signing Rasmus Hojlund in United’s pecking order.
– Barcelona midfielder, 32 years old Oriol Romeu attracts interest from MLS and Saudi Arabian clubs, according to Ekrem Konur. Romeu has struggled to find his best form since leaving Girona for the Camp Nou in the summer, and it appears he could leave either in January or at the end of the current season. Girona also wants to resign Romeu, although he may struggle to match salary offers from his American and Middle Eastern counterparts.
