Transfer news & rumours LIVE: Chelsea set to reward Caicedo with new contract

Chelsea set to reward Caicedo with new contract

Moises Caicedo's current £150,000-per-week contract already runs until 2031, with an option for an additional year, but the Blues are eager to secure his future with improved terms through a higher salary or new bonus structure, rather than an extension to the duration, according to GiveMeSport. The report also states that Caicedo is keen to remain at Stamford Bridge, despite reported interest from Real Madrid.

Tomori in talks with AC Milan over a new deal

English defender Fikayo Tomori has held talks with Serie A giants AC Milan over signing a new long-term contract. Speaking to Mediaset, Tomori said: "I want to stay at AC Milan, I'm not planning to leave until the club tells me I have to go. This place is my home."

Endrick likely to leave Madrid in January but on loan

Per Fabrizio Romano, Endrick is likely to exit Real Madrid in January, although his move will only be on loan as the club won't sanction a permanent transfer. The youngster sees his long-term future at Santiago Bernabeu but will move out for now for more game time.

Man Utd wantaway Zirkzee targeted by rival EPL club

According to a report by talkSPORT, Joshua Zirkzee is being considered by West Ham, who are crying out for additional firepower as their season lurches from bad to worse. Their recent defeat by Brentford was played out in front of a largely empty London Stadium during the final stages as supporters made for the exits, they showed their displeasure with events in east London.

The report also states that Zirkzee is "desperate" to leave Old Trafford. The Hammers have struggled significantly all season, struggles which have continued since the arrival of new manager Nuno Espirito Santo, who replaced Graham Potter last month.

John Terry reveals bitterness at lack of managerial offers

John Terry has revealed his confusion at the fact he does not receive more job offers, while seemingly giving up on his ambition to manage Chelsea. The former England captain has not held a first-team coaching position since working as an assistant at Leicester City in 2023, as offers do not appear to have materialised.

Quoted by the Daily Mail, Terry said: "I'm not sure it ever happens, to be honest. It's my one last dream I have at the football club. I've done everything at Chelsea. And for me now, the one thing that is missing is being the manager of the football club. That's why I went into coaching when I finished playing. My idea and dream was to learn my trade a bit. As a player, you retire after 22 years… Listen, 100 per cent, you learn enough to go into management. The level I played at and the managers I played under. But it doesn't give you the right you go into management at a certain level. You still have to learn and understand what it takes. There's a lot more that goes into the coaching side of it. So I went away and learnt my trade, I had some unbelievable times at Villa, I left Villa to be a number one, I thought I was ready. I think I'd be a really good number one, I enjoyed the coaching side of it. I want people around me that are better coaches than me. Then I could lead the dressing room and the team like I did [as a player]. That's what I did for 22 years at the club. I know I'd be good at it. Will I ever get the chance? I'm not sure, without doing the other bits. But when people tell you you've not got the experience, it's difficult to fathom."

Revealed: Tonali extended Newcastle deal in secret

Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali signed an extension to his contract after he was banned for gambling offences, until 2029, while the Magpies also hold the power to extend his deal by another year until 2030. The midfielder signed for the club in the summer of 2023 but was banned in the October of that year, subsequently missing 10 months of football.

Fernandes to link up with Kane? Man Utd star 'perfect fit' for Bayern

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has been encouraged to swap Old Trafford for the Allianz Arena and link up with Harry Kane, with former Red Devils coach Rene Meulensteen billing him as the "perfect fit" for Bayern Munich. Meulensteen believes Fernandes' footballing intelligence and creativity would allow him to easily slot into Vincent Kompany's blistering Bayern setup and potentially help Kane rack up more goals.

United keep tabs on Stuttgart midfielder Stiller

Manchester United continue to track Angelo Stiller, with the 24-year-old understood to be open to a transfer next summer, as per Sky Sports News.

Should VfB Stuttgart activate the option to buy out his release clause, the German club reportedly plan to demand over €50 million for Stiller's signature.

Scott backs 'risk-taker' Carragher to make shock Liverpool return

Jamie Carragher has been backed to make a sensational return to Liverpool to help out Arne Slot's struggling side after a run of four straight defeats in all competitions. The club spent heavily in the summer on new signings, some of whom have struggled to settle, and Malik Scott thinks Carragher's experience could prove a useful asset in the dressing room.

Man Utd switch attention to Anderson after failing to sign Baleba

Manchester United have switched their attention to Elliot Anderson after failing to sign Brighton's Carlos Baleba, as Ruben Amorim eyes a midfield overhaul. The 22-year-old Nottingham Forest dynamo has become one of the most sought-after names in English football following his breakthrough into the Three Lions squad. United had already been monitoring Adam Wharton of Crystal Palace and revisiting interest in Baleba, but it is now being reported that Anderson has emerged as the standout target.