Transfers news and rumours LIVE: Liverpool May Reconsider Antoine Semenyo Move Following Alexander Isak Injury Update

Liverpool Might Withdraw from Semenyo Race After Isak Fitness Concern

Per The Telegraph, Liverpool could step back from their interest in Antoine Semenyo during the January transfer window due to a fresh injury concern surrounding Alexander Isak. Semenyo, also tracked by several other Premier League sides, will remain a sought-after target in the market. Nevertheless, the Reds may explore alternative avenues should Isak’s issue be confirmed as significant.

London City Lionesses Announce Dismissal of Head Coach

London City Lionesses have confirmed the dismissal of manager Jocelyn Precheur, despite a promising beginning to their first Women’s Super League season. The club, founded in 2019, earned promotion to the top tier of English women’s football and are competing in the 2025-26 WSL campaign.

Solskjaer ‘Warranted More Patience’, Says Former United Player

Ex-Manchester United midfielder Nemanja Matic has voiced support for former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, stating the Norwegian “deserved more time” in charge at Old Trafford. Solskjaer was relieved of his duties near the end of 2021 after a challenging start to the 2021-22 season.

Do Real Madrid Desire Haaland? Club’s Position Clarified

Real Madrid’s current stance on a potential move for Erling Haaland has been made clear. While the Norwegian striker has long been viewed as an ideal ‘Galactico’ signing for the Bernabéu, the club is not planning an immediate approach to Manchester City, as Kylian Mbappé is currently fulfilling attacking requirements.

Transfer specialist Ekrem Konur has indicated that Los Blancos are not presently evaluating a move for another elite forward. He stated on social media: "Real Madrid not considering Erling Haaland transfer right now. Club believes Mbappe covers their attacking needs."

Salah in ‘Crisis’? Egypt Manager Addresses Liverpool Speculation

Mohamed Salah continues to be a focus of transfer rumours amid recent turbulence at Liverpool, but Egypt head coach Hossam Hassan has dismissed any notion that the forward is in a “crisis.”

Hassan asserts that Salah has shown no signs of distraction from club matters during international duty. He told media: "Salah's morale in training is very high, as if he were just starting out with the national team, and I believe he will have a great tournament with his country. I feel his motivation is very, very strong. Salah is an icon and will remain so. He is one of the best players in the world, and I support him in everything he does."

Premier League Comeback for Pulisic? Latest on USMNT Star’s Future

An update has been provided on Christian Pulisic’s situation, with the USMNT attacker subject to exit rumours at AC Milan. A return to the Premier League has been mooted, with Manchester United among the clubs linked. However, it is reported there has been “zero” contact from English clubs regarding the player.

Lingard ‘Receptive’ to January Moves

Former Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard has stated he is “open” to new possibilities in the January window as he seeks to continue his career following an emotional exit from FC Seoul earlier this month.

In an interview with The Guardian, Lingard confirmed he is now back in England with family, awaiting potential offers ahead of the winter market opening. Describing himself as “open” to options, the former West Ham and Brighton loanee mentioned interest could arise from “Europe, Saudi, UAE…”

Barcelona Step Up Efforts to Sign Senesi

According to a report from Fichajes, Barcelona have intensified their pursuit of Bournemouth defender Marcos Senesi, who is projected to be among the most in-demand free agents in Europe next summer.

Senesi is at a crucial juncture in his career. The Argentine centre-back is not anticipated to extend his contract with Bournemouth, making him a free agent at the season’s conclusion.

Atletico Madrid Also in Contention

Interest extends beyond Barcelona. In Spain, Atletico Madrid are also tracking the situation, recognising a potential market opportunity.

AS Monaco May Part Ways with Akliouche in January

AS Monaco could offload 23-year-old French international Maghnes Akliouche in the winter window to raise funds for new signings, amid Premier League interest.

An update from journalist Ekrem Konur notes that Liverpool, Manchester United, Newcastle United, and Tottenham Hotspur are all keen on Akliouche. The Ligue 1 side may be willing to sell for €60-65 million to finance their own January business.

Everton Eye Move for Jayden Bogle

Everton are reportedly preparing a bid for 25-year-old English right-back Jayden Bogle from Leeds United in the winter transfer window.

According to Football Insider, Jayden Bogle has emerged as a target for Everton. The Toffees are seeking reinforcements at right-back and have identified the Leeds United defender as an option.

Amorim Outlines Man Utd’s January Transfer Approach

Ruben Amorim has stated that Manchester United will only enter the January market if the “perfect” target becomes available. The Red Devils have been linked with multiple midfielders, but the Portuguese coach hinted the club could strengthen other areas, provided any signing is a long-term fit.

“The only thing that we will try to bring now – and at the end of the season – are players that are perfect for our future,” Amorim said ahead of United’s match at Aston Villa. “It's not going to be to save something in this moment, to cope with the losses of three players for AFCON. It’s not going to be like that. Even if we try to bring one player, maybe it's not the position that we need more. So I don't know what is going to happen, but it's possible that we can do something.”

Flick Discusses Future Amid Barcelona Contract Talks

Hansi Flick has addressed his future at Barcelona amidst reports the club is preparing a new contract offer extending until 2028. The German coach expressed contentment at Camp Nou, highlighting the trust of president Joan Laporta and his strong working relationship with sporting director Deco.

“As I said, I'm very happy to be working at this club. With Deco and all the staff, my team and I are very happy; the relationship with Deco and his team is incredible,” Flick said.

He also acknowledged the political landscape with club elections approaching. “We'll see what happens next year with the elections, but for me it's great to be here for another year and a half. But these things are up to the president. For me, it's important to have him as president, and that's all I can say. I love working at this club,” he added.