Manchester United continues to be the center of plenty of January transfer window speculation.
Erik ten Hag's side is likely to be active in the transfer market following Cristiano Ronaldo's exit.
United are in the mix for a top-four finish but wants to bolster their squad in January to boost their chances.
TOP STORY – MAN UTD TO OFFER €4M FOR WANTAWAY ATLETICO STAR
Manchester United is some way from making an agreement with Atletico Madrid on a loan deal for Joao Felix, with the Red Devils prepared to offer only €4million (£3.5m), reports Relevo.
According to the report, Atleti wants €12-13m (£10.6m-£11.4m) for the 23-year-old Portuguese striker.
There has been no shortage of clubs linked with Felix, including Arsenal, but United is firmly in the mix for a cut-price forward option.
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– Chelsea is willing to beat any offer Arsenal makes for Shakhtar Donetsk midfielder Mykhaylo Mudryk, according to the Independent. The Mail claims the Ukrainian club will turn down Arsenal's latest £62m offer.
– Borussia Dortmund is monitoring the availability of Real Madrid's 18-year-old Nico Paz, claims Defensa Central. Real Valladolid and Getafe are also keen on taking him on loan.
– Sky Germany reports Liverpool's Roberto Firmino is drawing interest from Saudi Arabian clubs but the Brazilian is leaning towards extending his Anfield stay.
– Sport claims Barcelona will sign Inigo Martinez from Athletic Bilbao when his contract expires in mid-year.
– Barcelona is willing to let 20-year-old midfielder Ansu Fati go out on loan during the January transfer window to make space for new signings, reports Fichajes.
– Fabrizio Romano reports that Ajax has reached a full agreement with Villarreal on a deal for Argentinian goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli, who will travel to Amsterdam to sign and undergo medical tests in the next 24 hours.
– Manchester United has missed out on signing Borussia Monchengladbach's Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer who has reached a verbal agreement to join Bayern Munich, according to Sky Germany.
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