Transfer news & rumours LIVE: January loan return for Man City man ruled out

AC Milan rules out transfer exit

Milan left-back Theo Hernandez has been linked with Bayern Munich and after speculation mounted he could leave this summer, the France international has set the record straight on his future.

🚨🔴⚫️ Theo Hernández on his future: “I’m very happy here. People, fans, the teammates all show me their love and this is crucial”.

“I’m so, so happy at Milan”. pic.twitter.com/ztLsXDcXYe

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) September 27, 2024

Juventus considering terminating Paul Pogba's contract

Then Frenchman was banned for four years after testing positive for the banned substance testosterone last year. His current contract runs until 2026 but for now, he is still on Juventus' payroll. However, Tuttomercatoweb claims Juve are leaning towards terminating his deal as his chances of overturning the suspension are slim.

January loan return for Man City man ruled out

Manchester City have been rocked by the news that star midfielder Rodri has been ruled out for the season through injury.

Speculation then mounted if Pep Guardiola's side would recall Kalvin Phillips in January. However, according to Ipswich publication, TWTD, that is not on the cards.

They claim City do not have a January recall option for the 28-year-old, who is on a season-long loan at Ipswich.

Chelsea not given up on Aston Villa star

According to Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea are still keeping tabs on Aston Villa's in-form striker Jhon Duran - after trying and failing to sign him this summer.

He said in his Daily Briefing: “There are now rumours that several clubs are interested in Jhon Duran and I can confirm that Chelsea really tried to sign him too. Chelsea rate the player and still like the player at this moment. Contacts are ongoing, but it’s not something that we can definitely update now.”

Man Utd look to strengthen their attack

According to The Athletic's David Ornstein, Erik ten Hag's United will try to bolster their forward line in subsequent transfer windows after the summer signing of striker Joshua Zirkzee.

He said on the Back Pages podcast: "Erik Ten Hag's still trying to impose some sort of style and identity, and gel some of these new players into the team. Zirkzee was the only attacking signing, and you did feel a bit more was needed there. They will look to subsequent windows to improve in that department, and get players back fit, like Rasmus Hojlund, of course."

Jorginho considering Arsenal coaching role

According to FootballTransfers, Arsenal midfielder Jorginho is considering moving into a coaching role with the Gunners when his contract expires in 2025. The report adds talks over the 32-year-old's future have already taken place, as he considers life after playing football.

Guardiola coy on signing Rodri cover

After Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola confirmed Rodri is out for the season through injury, he was asked about signing cover for him in January. The Spaniard didn't give too much away...

Bayern desperate to keep 'once-in-a-century' Musiala

The German giants are trying to extend Jamal Musiala's contract at the club, which runs until 2026. Now, it appears the Bavarians are going on a charm offensive.

Bayern Munich president, Herbert Hainer, told German publication Abendzeitung: “We love Jamal Musiala and it’s clear he is a once-in-a-century footballer. Obviously, our main mission is to extend his contract and keep him at Bayern for a long time."

Guehi prefers Liverpool over Newcastle

Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi has reportedly expressed a desire to join Liverpool rather than Newcastle United, according to Football Insider. The 24-year-old centre-back, who was a standout performer for England at Euro 2024, has told friends that Liverpool is his preferred destination.

Newcastle United made three bids for Guehi over the summer, all of which were rejected by Palace, who are holding out for a £75 million transfer fee. Liverpool were also linked with the talented defender during the transfer window.

Slot gives away nothing on the future of key Liverpool trio

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot avoided giving any definitive answers regarding the futures of Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Mohamed Salah during a pre-match press conference on Friday. The trio, who have been instrumental in Liverpool's success in recent years, are all set to see their contracts expire next summer.

When asked for updates on their contract situations, Slot sidestepped the question, offering a brief and cautious response. "I'm very happy that these players are in my team at the moment," Slot stated. "There's a lot of games this season and in the upcoming weeks, let's see what happens in the future."