11:55 a.m.: David Datro Fofana (Chelsea) officially on loan to Burnley
Chelsea’s Ivorian striker David Datro Fofana will end the season with a new club. After playing the start of the season in the Union Berlin jersey, the center forward will finish it in the Premier League, with Burnley for a second loan this season.
11:30 a.m.: Valetin Barco to Brighton
According to Italian insider Fabrizio Romano, young Boca Junior full-back Valentin Barco should finally take charge of Brighton. Very popular, the Argentinian would have signed a lease running until June 2028, in exchange for 10 million euros.
10:45 a.m.: Chelsea take action for Estêvão
According to the Daily Express, Chelsea sent people to Brazil to complete the purchase of Estêvão Willian. The young Palmeiras winger is only 16 years old but the Blues hope to secure his services in the long term by blowing up his release clause which is estimated at 60 million euros.
10:21 a.m.: Rennes will not let go of Truffert without anything behind
According to West France, Adrien Truffert is retained by Stade Rennais. The left side is announced at Olympique de Marseillais. But according to the regional daily, the Breton club would not intend to release one of its players to a competitor, without finding a player to compensate for this departure.
Adrien Truffert (Rennes).
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09:46: An “exceptional” Newcastle offer for Dybala?
Here we go again for a ride for Paulo Dybala and Newcastle. Already mentioned among the Magpies during the last transfer windows, the Argentinian is still in the good books of the nouveau riche of the Premier League. And to crack Roma, Newcastle would have prepared an “exceptional operation” according to The Sun.
09:35: Tottenham targets Joao Gomes
According to The Sun, Tottenham would have their sights set on Joao Gomes. Spurs are looking for a midfielder this winter. And at 22, the Brazilian from Wolverhampton would have caught the eye of London recruiters.
09:22: Ekitike, things are stuck because of his salary
According to Sky Sports in Germany, Hugo Ekitike is not yet in the Bundesliga. While rumors are accumulating about a possible departure of the PSG striker to Germany, one point risks causing a problem: his salary. Wolfsburg and Eintracht Frankfurt would not have the means to match the emoluments received by the former Rémois at PSG. Ekitike would then have a choice to make: lower his salary or wait for offers from the Premier League where several clubs are following him…
08:55: Chelsea: Gallagher will not leave
Chelsea do not intend to part ways with Conor Gallagher this winter. The 23-year-old English midfielder is being courted by several clubs, including Tottenham. But according to the Sunthe Blues do not intend to part ways during the coming weeks with their captain, who is under contract until June 2025.
08:31: Henderson towards Ajax?
Jordan Henderson wants to leave Saudi Arabia. Arriving in the summer at Al-Ettifaq, the England international quickly became disillusioned for various reasons and wants a change of scenery during this transfer window. And according to the Standard, he would have a touch with Ajax Amsterdam who would push to welcome him.
08:25 a.m.: Rennes: Matic will take stock on Monday
According to The Team, Nemanja Matic should meet his leaders this Monday to discuss his future. The sports daily explains that the Serbian midfielder does not plan to continue in Rennes, where there is no international school. However, for the moment, offers are not piling up on the desks of Florian Maurice and the Rennes bosses, who rejected Lyon’s proposal.
8:20 a.m.: Friday’s recap
To kick off the day, find the recap of Friday’s transfer window: PSG follows Facundo Medina, Lilian Brassier wants to join AC Milan despite interest from AS Monaco, Lucas Digne would be followed by Al-Hilal, the club where Neymar plays, Torino competes with OM for Doig, Tiago Djaló will leave LOSC this winter to join Juve, Elyas Zidane at Betis…
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