Spanish club Villareal are interested in a January move for Arsenal right-back Cédric Soares. The 32 year old Portuguese international is very much a fringe player at the Emirates this season, with a number of
Arsenal are preparing an offer to sign Marcos Leandro, who is also a target for Manchester United. 20 year old forward Leandro currently plays for Santos, but the Gunners are hoping to take advantage of
Chelsea have made no secret of the fact that they want to buy a striker in January, and, although the names of Victor Osimhen and Ivan Toney are the most frequently mentioned with a move
Chelsea have reportedly placed seven players on their transfer list as they look to raise money to fund even more acquisitions. They include three academy products – Armando Broja, Trevoh Chalobah and Ian Maatsen –
Dennis Bergkamp could be set to return to Arsenal in a coaching role. Mikel Arteta has offered the Dutchman a chance to coach at Academy level, and Bergkamp is reported to be seriously considering it.
Chelsea are ready to spend even more money in January, with a new striker and central defender top of their wish list. Since Todd Boehly and Clearwater Capital took over the club, Chelsea have spent
Arsenal defender Jakub Kiwior will not be allowed to leave on loan in January. The Polish international was signed from Spezia in January, but has struggled to establish himself at the Emirates, and remains a
Arsenal are once again being linked with Wolves winger Pedro Neto. The need to find an alternative and potential competitor for Bukayo Saka has long been an issue for the Gunners, particularly given the rough
Arsenal are being linked with a move for Fulham midfielder Joáo Palhinha. Injuries, particularly to Thomas Partey, have left the Gunners light in midfield, and they have identified it as the priority area where they
Chelsea want to sign German defender Jonathan Tah despite his profile not fitting their current transfer policy. Under Todd Boehly, the club have tended to go for players under 25, whom they subsequently tie down