Latest Transfer News, David Luiz Eye Arsenal Exit
In today’s transfer news Manchester United Nigerian striker Odion Ighalo is longing to extend his loan contract with Manchester United as his loan spell at the club is set to finish. We will be looking at players who are trending in the transfer news and are looking to sign contract with their clubs and those that leaving to other leagues and clubs.
English Premier League title favorite Liverpool have declared interested in signing Wolves’ Spanish 24-year-old winger Adama Traore. Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is currently contacting the player personally to ensure the player comes to Arnfield at the next transfer window. Liverpool are also interested in signing 24-year-old Germany RB Leipzig striker Timo Werner who is valued at £50m however, Liverpool are not willing not to pay that amount, the club is only ready to pay £30m.
Nigeria 30-year striker Odion Ighalo has made a personal request to extend his loan at Manchester United from Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua. Recently former Manchester United striker Berbatov requested that the club should extend the striker’s contract because he has done well in his short stay at the club. Manchester United will be battling with Real Madrid to sign Rennes’ French Under-21 17-years-old midfielder Eduardo Camavinga .
Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho has said Premier league sides will not be “spending crazy money” in the next transfer window. Tottenham are looking to beat a number of Premier League rivals to the signing of Bournemouth and Scotland 26-years-old winger Ryan Fraser.
33-year-old Centre-half Brazilian defender David Luiz could be leaving the Emerite stadium next month, there have not been any negotiations for a news deal with his present club. Ajax and Argentina 27-year-old left-back Nicolas Tagliafico, 27, could join Chelsea for £22.4m in the next transfer window.
Newcastle’s Spanish 26-years-old full-back Javier Manquillo wants to return to the Spanish La Liga in the next transfer window when his contract expires next month.