90min rounds up the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip circulating around the world…
Liverpool will not sell Mohamed Salah in the January transfer window regardless of how high any offer from the Saudi Pro League may be. (Football Insider)
Real Madrid are not willing to pay Chelsea more than £17.5m to turn Kepa Arrizabalaga‘s loan into a permanent deal. The Spaniard cost the Premier League giants a record £72m upon his arrival from Athletic Club in 2018. (The Sun)
Manchester United remain interested in signing Inter wing-back Denzel Dumfries, though his current value of €40m (£34m) could increase if he puts pen to paper on a new contract. (Calciomercato.it)
Arsenal could rekindle their interest in Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk as the Blues consider a January loan or even permanent sale. (Fichajes)
Liverpool target Andre Trindade is open to joining the club in January after previously committing to Fluminense’s Copa Libertadores campaign. (Daily Mirror)
Chelsea and Manchester City are continuing to monitor rising Germany star Florian Wirtz, who is starring for table-topping Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga. (Express)
Juventus midfielder Nicolo Fagioli is set to extend his contract until 2028 despite being banned for seven months for betting offences. (Fabrizio Romano)
Barcelona will look to sign a new defensive midfielder in January with options limited following Sergio Busquets‘ departure. (Relevo)
Real Madrid are in the race to sign Manchester City defensive midfielder Kalvin Phillips, and would consider making a €50m offer next summer. (Defensa Central)
Aston Villa are ready to rival Newcastle United and Manchester City for the signing of Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Exequiel Palacios. (TNT Sports)
Atletico Madrid have opened talks with manager Diego Simeone over a new contract that will run until 2027. (Marca)
Newcastle United are interested in signing playmaker Rayan Cherki from surprise Ligue 1 strugglers Lyon. (Ignazio Genuardi)
Bayern Munich director Christoph Freund has confirmed that the club will hold talks with Thomas Muller over his future at the club, stating he remains a “very important part of the team”. (Fabrizio Romano)
