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Four Serie A clubs eyeing winter move for West Ham's Hermansen

West Ham United signed Mads Hermansen during the summer transfer window, but the Danish goalkeeper is already being linked with an exit.

According to an update by Turkish journalist Ekrem Konur, four Serie A clubs are keen on signing Mads Hermansen. It will be interesting to see where he ends up. The Dane has struggled for regular opportunities at the London club, and it would be ideal for him to move on.

Fiorentina, Torino, Lazio, and Udinese are monitoring his situation, and it will be interesting to see if any of them decide to come forward with an official proposal to get the deal done in January. There is no doubt that Hermansen is a quality goalkeeper, and he has shown that with Leicester City. He will be desperate to get his career back on track with regular football once again. Moving to Italy might not be a bad idea for him.

Crystal Palace may accept Guehi bid in January

Liverpool could be given a boost in the pursuit of Marc Guehi, with Crystal Palace considering selling the defender in January.

According to Football Insider, Crystal Palace could consider the prospect of selling key defender and captain Marc Guehi in January. The news might come as a boost for suitors such as Liverpool, who need a new centre-back, while Real Madrid and Bayern Munich also remain in pursuit.

Schar linked with Newcastle United exit

Newcastle United defensive mainstay Fabian Schar could end up parting ways with the club in the upcoming winter transfer window.

Fabian Schar’s future at Newcastle United is up in the air as his contract runs out at the end of the season. While he could end up leaving the club as a free agent in the summer, a report from Football Insider suggests the Swiss international could look for a surprise mid-season exit.

Man Utd expected to sign Joao Gomes in January

Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United are expected to get a deal over the line for Wolves midfield star Joao Gomes in January.

According to Trivela, Joao Gomes could end up joining Manchester United in the upcoming transfer window in a deal worth around €50 million, as talks between both clubs have progressed in the last week.

Man City & Man Utd go head-to-head for Burkina Faso wonderkid

Manchester City and Manchester United have entered a fierce battle to sign Burkina Faso sensation Mohamed Zongo, the 15-year-old attacking midfielder who dazzled at the U17 World Cup. Both clubs have already held talks with the Tenakourou Academy as Europe’s elite begin circling for a prodigy who produced goals, assists and man-of-the-match displays to lead Burkina Faso to the quarter-finals.

City and United have both made formal approaches to the Tenakourou Academy as interest intensifies in Burkina Faso wonderkid Zongo as per Africa Foot.

Conte opens up on future at Napoli

Napoli manager Antonio Conte played down talk of leaving after the club president made a controversial 'taking the team back' social media post following their win over Atalanta on Saturday. Conte reaffirmed his commitment to the club he had led to a title win only six months back. With the 3-1 victory over Atalanta, Napoli have climbed back to second position in Serie A.

Vini Jr could leave Madrid with no new contract talks planned

Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior could leave the club in the coming transfer windows as no new contract talks are currently planned following months of silence in negotiations.

According to El Partidazo de COPE, the talks between the two parties have completely stalled and no progress has been achieved. The report further added that no date for future talks has also been set, which makes Vinicius's future uncertain at Santiago Bernabeu.

Flick provides update on Garcia's future

Barcelona boss Hansi Flick provided on centre-back Eric Garcia's future at the club and whether he would sign a new deal.

Speaking to reporters, Flick said: "We are working on Eric García's renewal. We can all see how much Eric has improved and how confident he looks. He’s playing at a fantastic level. To have Eric is fantastic for a coach, he plays at a high level in several positions."

Pogba opens up on his future

Paul Pogba, who returned to professional after serving his doping suspension, joined AS Monaco this summer. Now, when asked about his future, the Frenchman said: "Playing football is what I love the most. Football is NOT over for me. I was the one who suffered the most. I was looking forward to it. You have moments when the devil tries to talk in your head to say it's over. But there is a good God, I believe in myself."