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Rodgers quits as Celtic boss

Celtic have confirmed manager Brendan Rodgers has quit as manager. The former Liverpool boss leaves with "immediate effect" and will be replaced on an interim basis by Martin O'Neill.

"Celtic Football Club can confirm that football manager Brendan Rodgers has today tendered his resignation. It has been accepted by the Club and Brendan will leave his role with immediate effect," read a club statement.

"The Club appreciates Brendan’s contribution to Celtic during his two very successful periods at the Club.

"Brendan leaves Celtic with our thanks for the role he has played during a period of continued success for the Club and we wish him further success in the future."

Juventus keen on Malo Gusto

Chelsea defender Malo Gusto has reportedly emerged as a transfer target for Juventus. La Gazzetta dello Sport reports the Turin giants have been looking for a right-back for a little while and think he would be a good fit. Atletico's Nahuel Molina was on the club's radar but Gusto has emerged as an alternative option.

Juventus consider Spalletti and Mancini

Juventus are looking for a new manager after parting company with Igor Tudor and are considering Luciano Spalletti and Roberto Mancini, according to DiMarzio. The Turin giants have already made contact with Spalletti but are also considering former Manchester City boss Mancini as a possible option.

Man Utd won't let Mainoo and Zirkzee go in January

Manchester United are reportedly unwilling to allow Joshua Zirkzee or Kobbie Mainoo to move on in January despite the duo struggling for game time at Old Trafford. According to The Sun, Ruben Amorim wants both players to continue as he is well aware he will need his whole squad during the winter due to AFCON. Manchester United will lose Bryan Mbeumo, Amad Diallo and Noussair Mazraoui to the tournament, and Amorim does not want to be left short on numbers.

Tottenham consider Greenwood move

Tottenham have joined the race to sign Mason Greenwood from Marseille, according to TeamTalk. Spurs want to add a "dynamic player" to the squad and view the ex-Manchester United man as a possible option. Barcelona, Atletico and West Ham have also been linked with Greenwood after a prolific time in France with Marseille.

Man Utd and Newcastle battle for Anderson

Manchester United are Newcastle are keeping a close eye on Elliot Anderson, according to Florian Plettenberg. Nottingham Forest will demand a fee of around £100–120 million for the midfielder if clubs want to prise him away in the summer transfer window.

Barcelona and Arsenal in race for Montpellier teenager Megnan-Pave

According to L’Équipe, Barcelona and Arsenal are preparing to go head-to-head for the signature of Lacine Megnan-Pave, the 15-year-old striker making waves in Montpellier’s U19 team. The highly rated teenager has already scored two goals in five appearances, drawing attention from several major European clubs. Both clubs are eager to secure him early, but Barcelona’s La Masia academy is currently seen as the frontrunner to finalise the deal, with Arsenal determined to stay in contention.

Chelsea weighing up sensational loan move for Ter Stegen

Chelsea are reportedly weighing up a sensational loan move for out-of-favour Barcelona goalkeeper, Marc-Andre ter Stegen. The German has found himself frozen out after nearly a decade as the Catalans’ undisputed No.1. He has been pushed aside to make way for Joan Garcia, the former Espanyol star who was one of Europe’s standout performers last season. Barcelona’s decision to spend €25 million (£22m/$29m) on Garcia has caused internal friction as it is understood that Ter Stegen was livid at the signing, viewing it as a declaration that his era was over.

Juventus sack Tudor amid eight-game winless run

Juventus have decided to part ways with head coach Igor Tudor, ending their seven-month journey together in which he guided the club to a top-four Serie A finish and Champions League qualification. But after an eight-game winless run and mounting pressure, the club have acted decisively by appointing Juventus Next Gen coach Massimo Brambilla as a stopgap while directors probe short-term fixes and long-term replacements to steady a wounded team.

Juventus target former Chelsea midfielder

Serie A giants Juventus have their sights on former Chelsea midfielder Diego Moreira after his scintillating performances at Ligue 1 club Strasbourg. The Liege-born player joined the French outfit on a permanent deal from Chelsea in the summer of 2024 and has been shocking the decision-makers at Juventus since then.

Makelele urges Madrid to sign PSG defender as 'dream' signing

Legendary former Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Claude Makelele has publicly called Marquinhos his “dream player” for the Spanish side, urging Los Blancos to sign the defender. The French icon praised the Brazilian’s rare defensive qualities and leadership, saying he represents the kind of character Madrid need in their post-Luka Modric era, even as he admitted PSG are unlikely to ever let him go.

Santos lay final verdict on Neymar's future

Neymar may be heading for the exit at Santos as the club have informed the player's father and agent that they are hesitant over offering him a new contract. The Brazil star is in danger of missing out on a place at the World Cup amid his ongoing injury problems, and a move at the end of the year appears a possibility, with his deal expiring in two months.

Top Premier League clubs monitoring Villa's Konsa

TBR Football reports that Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur are among several Premier League giants tracking Ezri Konsa, following his outstanding form under Unai Emery at Aston Villa. City, who pipped Villa to the signing of Sverre Nypan earlier this year, are now eyeing another of Emery’s key players as part of their defensive reshuffle. Tottenham are also weighing options ahead of 2026 as they look to strengthen their backline. Sources add that Chelsea, Liverpool, and Manchester United have all scouted Konsa over the past year.

Juventus boss Tudor declares 'everyone is to blame' amid sacking rumours

Juventus’ crisis deepens as their winless run stretches to six games following a 1-0 defeat to Lazio, marking their fourth consecutive match without scoring. Coach Igor Tudor, under rising pressure and sacking rumours, refused to hide behind excuses, bluntly stating that “everyone is responsible” for the team’s collapse, even as he urged unity and insisted he won’t step down.

Frank 'doesn't fancy' £60m Tottenham signing

Thomas Frank reportedly "doesn't fancy" £60 million ($80m) Tottenham signing, Dominic Solanke, and will start a hunt for a fresh face when the transfer market reopens in January. After being a regular under former boss Ange Postecoglou last season, scoring 16 goals in 45 appearances, the 28-year-old now finds himself sidelined and seemingly unwanted.

Liverpool weighing moves for Semenyo and Gordon

Liverpool are reportedly considering fresh attacking options, with Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo and Newcastle United’s Anthony Gordon emerging as prime targets, according to Football Insider. The Merseyside club have endured a difficult spell, losing four consecutive matches despite investing over £450 million in the previous transfer window.

Both forwards are seen as possible long-term successors to Mohamed Salah, whose future remains uncertain. Although the Egyptian recently signed a new deal at Anfield, sources suggest he may reassess his position in January amid Liverpool’s recent struggles.

Son Heung-Min could make temporary return to Europe

According to Calciomercato, AC Milan are evaluating a potential loan move for LAFC star Son Heung-Min, made possible by a special provision in his contract known as the “Beckham clause.” The arrangement would allow the South Korean international to join a European side during Major League Soccer’s off-season period.

The 33-year-old forward, who joined LAFC after leaving Tottenham, is said to be eager to stay in peak condition ahead of South Korea’s 2026 World Cup campaign. With the MLS season pausing for three months, Son is considering taking advantage of the window to continue competing at a high level, and Milan are believed to be one of the most interested clubs.