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Transfer news LIVE: Newcastle want Serie A star, Chelsea & Man Utd battle for midfielder talent


December 12th 

Transfer news LIVE: Newcastle want Serie A star, Chelsea & Man Utd battle for midfielder talent

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It’s under a month until the January transfer window opens and the rumours continue to circulate as clubs plan out future moves. Teams are working tirelessly behind the scenes on identifying targets and figuring out their budgets.

Managers will be constantly assessing their squads with sporting directors and recruitment staff scanning the market for potential deals. The rumour mill is still gathering pace and we’ve collated some of the biggest current transfer stories.

Today’s biggest transfer stories

Rumour
Andrej Ilic A. Ilic 1.FC Union Berlin
Centre-Forward
Union Berlin 1.FC Union Berlin

 

43 %

Burnley FC Burnley
Bundesliga Premier League

Premier League minnows Burnley will look to strengthen in the January window and could turn to the Bundesliga to improve their attacking options. According to new reports, the English side have shortlisted Union Berlin attacker Andrej Ilic for the forthcoming transfer window.

Rumour
Noah Sadiki N. Sadiki Sunderland AFC
Central Midfield
Sunderland Sunderland AFC

 

35 %

Chelsea FC Chelsea
Premier League Premier League

Sunderland have impressed upon their return to the Premier League and that is attracting interest from bigger clubs. According to reports in Belgium, Chelsea and Manchester United have taken an interest in central midfielder Noah Sadiki, who only made the move to the English club in the summer window for €17 million.

Rumour
Tarik Muharemović T. Muharemović US Sassuolo
Centre-Back
Sassuolo US Sassuolo

 

25 %

Newcastle United Newcastle
Serie A Premier League

Newcastle are reportedly looking to strengthen their defence in January and could consider a move for highly rated central defender Tarik Muharemovic. According to new reports, Newcastle are set to rival Juventus, AC Milan and Inter for the signature of the Bosnian international in 2026. 


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