Xabi Alonso, Chelsea, 2026/27
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Saturday delivered plenty of big news as Chelsea's interest in a big-money striker was confirmed.
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Plus, a stunning Man Utd oversight was revealed and Arsenal were informed that they must potentially do something in January that they have only done once before. There's plenty to cover, so let's jump right in.
Chelsea want Roque
Vitor Roque
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Chelsea are among the clubs interested in €50 million-rated Palmeiras striker Vitor Roque, his agent has confirmed.
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Sangare mistake
Mamadou Sangare
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Man Utd could have signed Mamadou Sangare this summer, but their obsession with Premier League-proven players made them overlook Europe's next €100m midfielder - much to the delight of Brentford.
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Arsenal must break the bank
Gustavo Varela
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Arsenal must break their traditional January spending rules if they want to sign Monza sensation Gustavo Varela.
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Man Utd's next left-back?
David Raum
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Man Utd have been told that RB Leipzig captain David Raum will be available at a knockdown price in January.
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Liverpool eye Klopp-approved signing
Wael Mohya
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Liverpool are interested in 17-year-old Gladbach wonderkid Wael Mohya.
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Alvarez meets Barca
Julian Alvarez
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Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez will face Barcelona on Sunday - will his summer transfer saga be reignited in 2027?
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Balogun warning
Folarin Balogun
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Monaco striker Folarin Balogun has been warned off a move to Man Utd, but is this sound advice?
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Wenger takes aim at Infantino
Gianni Infantino
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Arsene Wenger is considering challenging FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
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Ramon perfect for Liverpool
Jacobo Ramon
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In-demand Como centre-back Jacobo Ramon is an ideal signing for Liverpool.
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Paz statement
Nico Paz
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Como's sporting director has issued a strong statement on the future of Nico Paz.
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Christos Tzolis, Arsenal, 2026/27
Today, 18:59 Mikel Arteta lays down the law at Arsenal after Christos Tzolis blunder
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