Transfer news LIVE: Mbappe ‘AGREES’ deal with Real Madrid, Werner to Spurs imminent, Bayern Munich close in on Dier

  • Mbappe agreement

    Kylian Mbappe has agreed a deal to sign for Real Madrid.

    Foot Mercato journalist Santi Aouna claims a deal with Los Blancos was reached in the last few days.

    According to the report, he will join the LaLiga giants from next season.

  • Olise transfer

    Man Utd could offer Aaron Wan-Bissaka to Crystal Palace as a sweetener in a deal for Michael Olise.

    The Red Devils are said to be one of a number of clubs looking at signing the winger, along with Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool.

    A fee of over £60million has been mooted for the youngster, who recently penned a new deal with the Eagles.

    And the Daily Star claim the defender could be offered as a makeweight.

  • Christensen chase

    Andreas Christensen is a target for Man Utd, according to reports.

    Spanish news outlet SPORT claim the Red Devils are interested in the former Chelsea man.

    However, they will face competition for his signature from Newcastle.

  • Tottenham Dragusin bid

    Spurs have made an offer for Radu Dragusin, according to reports.

    Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio claims Tottenham have bid £21.5million for the Romanian defender.

    However, his club Genoa want £26million.

    Napoli are also keeping tabs on the player.

  • Arsenal's striker hunt

    Mikel Arteta has, again, been asked about Arsenal’s need for a striker.

    “One thing is what we need and another is what we can do. What we can do is stick behind those players and make sure we stick behind those players.

    He added: “Yeah, it is frustrating but what can we do. I can’t tell them play bad, don’t shoot, and score and own goal … What I beg from the supporters is that they are behind the team.

    “Stick behind the team, they are incredibly good. They deserve the support with their attitude.”

  • Dragusin chase

    Tottenham could also add Radu Dragusin to their ranks in this January transfer window.

    A loan deal for Timo Werner is said to be close.

    And now Corrierre dello Sport claim Tottenham are willing to spend £25million on the Romanian.

  • Mbappe latest

    Kylian Mbappe is reportedly ready to consider a free transfer to the Premier League - as frustrations grow with Real Madrid's pursuit.

    The French sensation, 25, has entered the final six months of his Paris Saint-Germain contract.

    And he is expected to leave the Ligue 1 giants at the end of the season.

    Real Madrid remain desperate to land the World Cup winner - after failed attempts in 2017 and again in 2022.

    However, The Times state Real have placed a January deadline on Mbappe signing a pre-contract agreement for the 2024-25 season to secure his services.

    But the report adds the forward is unimpressed by Los Blancos' approach to the latest negotiations - and he has told friends he will not be forced into making a premature decision.

    The Times adds that Mbappe wants to explore his other options first.

    And that includes moving to England, with Liverpool a genuine possible destination.

  • Todibo blow

    According to reports, a new club has entered the race for Jean-Clair Todibo.

    The Nice centre back is a target for Man Utd and Tottenham.

    But now the Premier League giants face competition from Italians AC Milan, say RMC Sport.

    However, the story adds that Todibo is not expected to move in the January transfer window.

  • Felix's mega deal

    Former Chelsea star Joao Felix has increased his salary by 900 per cent after signing a new Barcelona contract.

    The forward signed for Barca on loan from Atletico Madrid in the summer.

    He was initially given a salary of just £344,440 a year due to Barcelona's financial struggles, with Felix happy to accept the wage cut to push through the deal.

    Felix, 24, described his move to the Nou Camp as a "dream" and his commitment has now been rewarded with a lucrative new deal.

    LaLiga president Javier Tebas revealed they had "multiplied the remuneration agreed between Felix and Barcelona by 10, for Fair Play purposes".

    That means the Portuguese could now be earning up to £3,444,400 per year, or £66,000 a week.

  • Sancho blow

    Jadon Sancho appeared to be set for a move to Borussia Dortmund on loan.

    However his Man Utd exile might be on hold.

    Sky Sports understand the Red Devils want a significant fee upfront, as well as his wages paid.

    He will have to wait that little bit longer for a Bundesliga return.

  • Lingard future

    Former Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard has reportedly offered himself to Barcelona.

    The 31-year-old has been a free agent since leaving Nottingham Forest in June.

    He briefly trained with Saudi Pro League side Al-Ettifaq last year, but was not offered a contract.

    Lingard has since been training in Dubai while searching for another club.

    And according to Spanish outlet Sport, he recently offered himself to Barcelona.

    The former England star is hopeful that a move to the Nou Camp will help reignite his career.

  • Took Werner two minutes to join Spurs

    Fabrizio Romano has reported that it took little to convince Timo Werner to join Spurs.

    The forward needed just two minutes on the phone to Ange before being convinced by the project.

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  • Mbappe unimpressed by Madrid's attempts to sign him

    Kylian Mbappe is unimpressed by Real Madrid's attempts to get him to sign a pre-contract this month.

    The Madrid club have given him until the middle of this month to sign a pre-contract.

    According to The Times, he would rather wait to become a free agent andattempt to join a Premier League side.

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  • Spurs 'at final stages' of Dragusin deal

    Tottenham are "at the final stages" of their deal for Radu Dragusin, according to Fabrizio Romano.

    Spurs have faced competition from Napoli for the Genoa centre-back but appear to have stolen a march.

    They hope to conclude the deal by next week.

  • Bayern want Araujo

    Bayern Munich are not given up their pursuit of Ronald Araujo - despite Barcelona's reluctance to sell - according to Sky Sports Germany.

    Araujo is a key part of Barca's defence but the club could be forced to sell due to their financial difficulty.

  • Beyern Munich interested in PSG midfielder

    Bayern Munich are interested in PSG defender Nordi Mukiele, according to RMC Sport.

    Juventus have also enquired for the centre-back.

    PSG would be willing to let the player go if they can sign a replacement.

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  • Mbappe has until mid-January to decide Madrid move

    Rea Madrid have imposed a deadline of the middle of January on their move for Kylian Mbappe - according to The Athletic.

    Mbappe has received Madrdid's offer - which is lower than in 2022 due to Madrid's financial struggles.

    He would still be the highest paid player at the club, if he was to accept however.

    Madrid tried to sign Mbappe in the summers of 2021 and 2022.

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  • Arteta unlikely to recall Kieran Tierney

    Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is unlikely to recall Kieran Tierney from his loan at Real Sociedad - according to Football Insider.

    There had been sepculation that Tierney would be recalled after an injury to Oleksandr Zinchenko.

    Takehiro Tomiyasu's call-up to the Asia Cup with Japan also leaves The Gunners short in defence.

  • United want to sell Casemiro

    INEOS want to sell Casemiro in order to help balance their wages according to Alan Nixon.

    The midfielder has attracted interest from Saudi sides.

    Any deal will have to factor in Casemiro's high wages, making a sale to the Gulf state more likely.

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  • Still no agreement on Sancho loan

    There is still no agreement on the loan of Jadon Sancho to Borussia Dortmund, according to Florian Plettenburg.

    The winger looked to be nearing a move to Germany but the final details are still to be sorted out.

    Sir Jim Ratcliffe was reportedly reluctant to include a buy option due to Sancho's current low market value.

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  • Chelsea could move for Henderson

    Chelsea could launch a move for Jordan Henderson - who is reportedly unhappy in Saudi Arabia.

    Football London report the England midfielder has told friends that he feels unsettled in the Gulf State and wants a move back to the Premier League.

    If The Blues do move for Henderson - it would open the door for Conor Gallagher to leave the club.

    Spurs are the current favourites to sign Gallagher.

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  • Wolves in for Ings

    Wolves are looking at bringing West Ham striker Danny Ings in on loan, according to The Telegraph.

    The former Aston Villa and Southampton man has struggled for goals since joining West Ham in the summer of 2022.

    Wolves see him as a good depth option, particularly while Hwang Hee Chan is away for the Asia Cup.

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  • Tottenham make official bid for Dragusin

    Tottenham have made an official bid of £22.3million for Radu Dragusin, according to Corriere Dello Sport.

    Spurs have been linked with the Genoa centre-back extensively throughout January but have been yet to make an official bid until now.

    They have focused on the Timo Werner deal in recent days but with that now looking done have turned their attentions back to the defender.

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  • Timo Werner latest

    Timo Werner is flying to London to complete his loan transfer to Tottenham today, according to reports in Germany.

    Werner moves from Leipzig to return to the Premier League after his spell with Chelsea.

    Big early coup in the window for Ange Postecoglou's Spurs.

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  • Oscar Zambrano latest

    Ecuadorian midfielder Oscar Zambrano’s move to the Premier League is stalling over a row about his slice of the deal.

    Bournemouth are keen on the young talent while Luton Town have been chasing him for months.

    Both clubs are willing to pay £5.5million to buy him from Ecuador’s LDU Quito.

    However, the 19-year-old is due 15 per cent of the sale — and is being asked to waive that to get his dream move.

    Zambrano’s camp think they are entitled to the cash and will not budge.

    Luton do not want to make up the loss and the Cherries will have to do the same.

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