Manchester United are considering a move for Real Sociedad winger Takefusa Kubo.
Kubo has six goals and three assists in LaLiga this season and would cost around £43million.
The club see him as a potential replacement for the struggling Antony.
Bayer Leverkusen, RB Leipzig and Stuttgart are exploring a deal to sign Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho.
The winger has been outlawed by Erik ten Hag since a falling out between the two in September.
Wages are thought to be a stumbling block, however.
Manchester United's director of football John Murtough was in Saudia Arabia recently to sort deals for several players according to The Daily Mail.
Casemiro, Jadon Sancho and Anthony Martial are all players that could be sold there.
Raphael Varane has been linked with a sensational return to Real Madrid.
Cadena SER report Madrid could move for him to cover for Eder Militao and David Alaba, who have both suffered ACL injuries.
Varane has found himself slipping down the pecking order for United this season despite beginning the season as first choice.
ESPN report that Manchester United are not expecting a busy January.
The club will be working with limited funds due to FFP regulations.
Their Jim Ratcliffe takeover is also yet to be finalised despite months of speculation.
Manchester United are one of the clubs rallying against the European Super League.
They have joined Bayern Munich in opposing the concept with strong statements.
Murtough continued at the fans' forum to say that January business is not off the cards.
After pouring cold water on the idea of it being a busy January, he said: "However, we have always been consistent in saying that we do not consider January to be the best time to do business and that our recruitment strategy remains focused on the summer transfer windows."
Manchester United sporting director John Murtough is not expecting a busy January transfer window.
He said at the club's fans forum: "Looking at the January transfer window, we don't expect it to be particularly busy. There will always be opportunities, particularly in finding opportunities for players who aren't playing as much as They would like it.”
Sofyan Amrabat will be sent packing at the end of his loan to Manchester United.
Erik Ten Hag is “already planning” for the player to return to Italy in the summer.
The club see Kobbie Mainoo as a more important plaer in Amrabat's position and his development will be prioritised.
Casemiro is weighing up an offer from Saudi Arabia and could leave Manchester United, according to Marca.
The Brazilian star has supposedly had his head turned by the lucrative proposal.
He has been aware of interest from the Middle East for some time but now has an offer to consider.
It is unclear which Saudi club he could end up at.
The UK government will be legislating to introduce a football regulator that “will stop clubs from joining any similar breakaway competitions in the future,” despite the European Court of Justice ruling that UEFA/FIFA rules blocking the ESL are unlawful.
Manchester United have already confirmed that they will not be joining the super league and they remain "fully committed" to Uefa.
The Premier League have released a statement regarding the Super League.
It reads: "The Premier League notes today’s judgment in the European Court of Justice case involving the "European Superleague Company", FIFA and UEFA. This is a significant ruling and we will now fully examine its implications for the game.
"The ruling does not endorse the so-called "European Super League" and the Premier League continues to reject any such concept. Supporters are of vital importance to the game and they have time and again made clear their opposition to a "breakaway" competition that severs the link between domestic and European football.
"The Premier League reiterates its commitment to the clear principles of open competition that underpin the success of domestic and international club competitions.
"Football thrives on the competitiveness created by promotion and relegation, the annual merit-based qualification from domestic leagues and cups to international club competitions and the longstanding rivalries and rituals that come with weekends being reserved for domestic football.
"These principles are enshrined in the Premier League Owners’ Charter, introduced in June 2022, which aims to improve the collective strength and competitiveness of the League in the best interests of the wider game.
"Since 2021, the Premier League, alongside other football bodies, has also strengthened its rules and governance in this area.
"The Premier League will continue to engage in an open and constructive dialogue, with all relevant football stakeholders, on how best to protect and enhance the complementary balance of domestic and international club football."
Bayern Munich have joined Manchester United in not joining the Super League.
CEO Jan Christian Dreesen said: "The Bundesliga is the foundation of FC Bayern, just as all national leagues are the foundation of other European football clubs.
"It is therefore our duty and our deep conviction to strengthen them, not to weaken them.
"We are also committed to the European club competitions under the umbrella of UEFA."
Frankkfurt sporting director Markus Krosche has insisted that he is "very confident" about signing Donny van de Beek in January.
Speaking to Kicker, he said: "I'm very confident that Donny will be with us for the next six months.
"We still need quality across the board.
"We need experience, we are a very young team. Donny can certainly help us with that."
Man United have had three matches moved in February.
The games against West Ham, Aston Villa and Luton Town will now all take place on Sunday’s and will be shown on Sky Sports.
The match against Fulham on February 25 could be postponed should the London side make it to the Carabao Cup final.
Roy Keane has hilariously revealed he was once BANNED from a Manchester United Christmas party.
That’s after falling foul of Sir Alex Ferguson, who sent out a brutal warning to the rest of the dressing room.
Speaking on the Stick to Football podcast, Keane revealed how he went out with United’s reserves for a night on the tiles.
Keane told Gary Neville, Jill Scott, Ian Wright and Jamie Carragher: “I got banned from the Manchester United Christmas party one year.
“I must’ve been injured, and the reserve team were having a night out and I went out with them and I think there was a bit of bother in Manchester.
“The first team lads were going out a couple days later and Sir Alex Ferguson came in, in front of everyone, and said that if anyone was seen drinking with me that day, they would get fined.
“The players were worried about getting fined by the manager, so I ended up going out by myself – I had a Christmas party by myself.”
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Paul Ince has predicted Manchester United to draw against West Ham.
He told DAZN Bet: "West Ham are tough to beat – we saw that yesterday against Wolves. They're a good side with Mohammed Kudus, Jarrod Bowen, and Lucas Paqueta all playing well.
"Bowen is, for me, one of the best players in the Premier League and he doesn't get the credit he deserves. He scores goals, his work-rate is tireless, and he's a top player.
"West Ham have a good squad. I don't think we'll see Man United repeat the performance at Anfield where they parked the bus. I think they'll set up differently and try to win the game.
"West Ham play a certain way. Some fans moan about it and want Man City-style football. Not every team can play like that, though, and Moyes plays a certain way. He won them a European trophy, so the style of play works for him and it works for the players.
"Moyes' set-up won't change. Man United will probably have lots of the ball, and Moyes will look to counter as the game goes on. I can see how the game will play out. West Ham will be off as soon as the ball is turned over, and set-pieces will be a major era for them with James Ward-Prowse and Tomas Soucek up there.
"I think it'll be a 2-2 draw. I can see West Ham scoring from a set-piece or hitting them on the break. I'll go for 2-2. That's not me sitting on the fence, I think it's a realistic answer."
Paul Ince has also claimed that Andre Onana will come good at Manchester United.
He told DAZN Bet: "Onana was always a 'keeper who was very good with his feet. He could also make very good saves, but people need to understand that the pressure at Man United is ten-fold. He started in OK form, but the pressure got to him after he made one or two mistakes – and we can see that in his form now.
"Some players take a few months to adjust, some take a year, and others never live up to the standards, pressure, and expectations of the fans. I think Onana has to get past that. The opposition fans always hound him when he's on the ball, but that's the pressure you have to deal with.
"That pressure will always be there and players have to perform every week. It's no good having one good game – the fans want at least a 7/10 performance every week. Onana is the last line of defence, and any mistake he makes will most likely result in a goal.
"Andre Onana is still young and he'll get through it. This phase of his career will provide valuable experience for him. It's not just him, either, as the goalkeeper is only as good as the defence he has in front of him. That's why he looked so good at Inter and why he didn't have so much to do. Man United are conceding a lot of goals and a lot of shots like we saw last night. They're not protecting him enough, and there lies the problem.
"It's a good learning curve for him and I think he'll get through it as he's a very good goalkeeper. He'll improve what he's doing, but I don't want him to completely change how he plays. Every player goes through bad times, and it's magnified even more due to him playing in goal."
Manchester United have released a statement regarding the Super League.
The Red Devils have insisted that they remain "fully commited" to Uefa.
The statement read: "Our position has not changed.
"We remain fully committed to participation in UEFA competitions, and to positive cooperation with UEFA, the Premier League, and fellow clubs through the ECA on the continued development of the European game."
Paul Ince has claimed that Manchested United should rival Liverpool for Lautaor Martinez and Victor Osimhen.
He told DAZN Bet: "Lautaro Martinez and Victor Osimhen would be two players who have been looked at by Premier League teams – particularly Osimhen, whose relationship with the Napoli owners has become a bit fragmented.
"Darwin Nunez and Rasmus Hojlund aren't clinical finishers. Martinez and Osimhen are.
"Domenico Berardi would also be fantastic in the Premier League. Man Utd don't have an identified striker at the moment as Martial, Rashford, and Hojlund have hardly scored this season! You need a striker who'll get you at least 25 goals a season if you want to seriously challenge for trophies.
"Rashford achieved that last season by scoring 31 goals and it resulted in United getting a Champions League place. That's how important a clinical scorer is.
"I'd say Nicolo Barella would also be a great fit. United need someone like him in midfield."
With Manchester United now expected to turn down their option to sign Softyan Amrabat, SunSport takes a look at one possible replacement.
Kobbie Mainoo has broken into Erik ten Hag’s side this season and could be a better fit for United’s team.
Here’s how the pair match up…
Man United have had three matches moved in February.
The games against West Ham, Aston Villa and Luton Town will now all take place on Sunday's and will be shown on Sky Sports.
The match against Fulham on February 25 could be postponed should the London side make it to the Carabao Cup final.
