Arsenal have been linked with a move for Everton midfielder Amadou Onana. But, whilst a January move is possible for the Belgian international, the FFP constraints that te Gunners are currently facing makes it more
Arsenal’s recent problems in front of goal have been well documented, with the Gunners finding the net just once in 63 shots since Christmas. That has led to calls for them to find a productive
Reports from Italy suggest that Chelsea are leading the race to sign striker Victor Osimhen from Napoli in the summer, and that they are prepared to meet his release clause. Liverpool have also been linked
Chelsea are considering exploiting an unusual clause in Paola Dybala’s contract with Roma to sign the Argentine for a cut price fee. That allows him to join a foreign club for as little as €12
Although FFP considerations mean that Arsenal are hamstrung as to what they can do in the January window, their transfer plans are already in place for the summer. And one player on their shopping list
Chelsea are working on a deal to sign 18 year old Serbian striker Milos Luković. He is currently playing for FK IMT in his homeland, for whom he has scored ten goals in 19 matches.
Financial Fair Play constraints means that Arsenal may have to settle for loan deals if they want to supplement their squad in January. That is, because if they want to sign anybody permanently in the
Andrey Santos who has been recalled from his loan spell with Nottingham Forest could be heading to Newcastle instead. Santos joined Chelsea from Brazilian side Vasco de Gama last January in a deal worth ₤18
Chelsea full-back Ian Maatsen is close to joining Borussia Dortmund. The Dutch under-21 international rejected the chance to leave Stamford Bridge in the summer, preferring to fight for his place under Mauricio Pochettino. But the
Arsenal could allow winger Reiss Nelson to leave on loan in January. Nelson has become a fringe player under Mikel Arteta, and despite having signed a contract extension that ties him to the club until