Premier League transfer news: Denis Suarez, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Paulo Dybala
Barcelona play hardball over Suarez and Bayern tempt Hudson-Odoi with No.10 shirt offer
Premier League transfer news and rumours
Barca aim to keep Suarez
Arsenal remain keen to sign Denis Suarez but his club Barcelona don’t want to do a deal this month.
The Daily Mirror reports that Barcelona are “currently playing hardball” over the 25-year-old midfielder, who has a buy-out clause in his contract which would allow him to leave.
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It’s reported by the Mirror that the Gunners have “sounded out” Suarez’s representatives about a £20m transfer and they want to sign him on loan before completing a permanent deal in the summer.
Juve want Ramsey this month
Italian champions Juventus do not want to wait for Aaron Ramsey’s Arsenal contract to expire and are willing to pay £10m to sign the Welsh midfielder this month. (Sky Sports/Calciomercato)
Will Hudson-Odoi be Bayern’s next No.10?
Bayern Munich hope to tempt Callum Hudson-Odoi to Germany by giving him Arjen Robben’s No.10 shirt next season. The Chelsea star, 18, is Bayern’s top transfer target this month and they want to sign him in a £30m deal. (The Sun)
Blues accept bid for Zappacosta
Reports in Italy suggest that Chelsea have accepted a loan bid for Davide Zappacosta from Lazio. The right-back is expected to join Lazio this month then complete a £13.5m permanent deal in the summer. (The Sun/Il Messaggero)
Wolves wait for Abraham decision
Another Chelsea player who is on the wanted list is striker Tammy Abraham. The 21-year-old is currently on loan at Aston Villa but it’s reported that Wolves have finalised a deal with Chelsea to sign him on loan until the end of the season. Abraham is expected to make a decision today. (Express and Star)
United eye Manolas
Roma defender Kostas Manolas is a target for Manchester United. The 27-year-old Greek international has a £32m buy-out clause in his Roma contract. (The Sun)
Battle for Militao
Manchester United are also keen on Porto right-back Eder Militao. However, they will face a battle from Liverpool and Real Madrid to sign the 20-year-old Brazilian. (Daily Mail)
Foden going nowhere
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has ruled out any loan move for teenage star Phil Foden. The 18-year-old scored and starred in City’s 7-0 FA Cup win against Rotherham yesterday and when asked if Foden could leave Guardiola said: “Phil Foden loan? No way, impossible, he is going to stay with us many years.” (Independent)
Dybala is a wanted man
Juventus striker Paulo Dybala is wanted by Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain. It is reported that Juve could cash in on Dybala in the summer by selling the 25-year-old for more than £90m. (Daily Mail)
‘Turkish Messi’ has say on Liverpool move
Abdulkadir Omur says any decision on his future will be down to his club Trabzonspor. The 19-year-old winger - who is dubbed the “Turkish Messi” - is being linked with a £27m move to Liverpool. He said: “Liverpool are a great club, one of the greatest in the world. These offers are something Trabzonspor need to discuss. If the club give the go-ahead, talks can be held. The club’s interests take precedence. I’ll do whatever is in the club’s best interests.” (ESPN)
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