Nottingham Forest’s central defender Murillo (24) has attracted interest from larger Premier League clubs, and Forest can likely expect more inquiries this winter. At least that is reported by the website Teamtalk. Murillo’s strong performances over the past few seasons have made Manchester United, Liverpool, and Chelsea all eager to sign the Brazilian.
The Greek Benfica striker Vangelis Pavlidis (27) is on Tottenham’s radar, according to Caught Offside. Spurs are reportedly planning a transfer in January to secure a new striker option.
Juventus wing-back Andrea Cambiaso (26) is also linked to Arsenal. Sources from the website Flashscore contacted state that the situation does not indicate a transfer in the near future. However, Juventus is reportedly willing to sell the man with 19 international caps for Italy if Arsenal follows through on their interest.
The young Mexican talent Gilberto Mora (17) is increasingly being mentioned in connection with European giants. Arsenal has now, according to the Monterrey-based newspaper El Porvenir, placed a bid in an attempt to secure the midfielder. The buyout clause in Mora’s contract with Club Tijuana from his home country is likely around 268.5 million kroner. Mora is also attracting interest from Barcelona, Real Madrid, Liverpool, Borussia Dortmund, and Benfica, claims the same newspaper.
Tyske Sky Sport and Florian Plettenberg report that Bayern Munich has been in new talks with the representatives of Manchester United talent JJ Gabriel (16). However, this has not progressed to the point where an offer for the striker is on the table. Plettenberg adds that Gabriel likely prefers a move to Spain, where Real Madrid and Barcelona are emerging as favorites.
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The Sun reports that Manchester United may need to seek reinforcements in January, as the team is facing issues both at left-back and striker positions. Luke Shaw (31), Patrick Dorgu (21), and Noussair Mazraoui (28) have primarily been the choices that United manager Michael Carrick has used at left-back over the past year.
Teamtalk claims that Bayern Munich is showing a keen interest in Brighton and Croatia center-back Luka Vuskovic (19). The young Croatian switched employers from Tottenham to Brighton as recently as this summer. He is also said to be on the wish list of both Chelsea and Barcelona.
Manchester City’s former star Kevin De Bruyne (35) may be in line for a new club transfer to MLS and San Diego FC, reports journalist Nicolò Schira. Napoli has reportedly decided not to exercise the one-year extension option they had with the Belgian. San Diego, which has also previously tried to secure De Bruyne, is said to have resumed talks with Napoli regarding a transfer. De Bruyne’s representatives are expected to meet with San Diego during the international break in November.
After nearly two decades abroad, Christian Eriksen has moved back to his hometown of Odense in Denmark, reports Ekstra Bladet. The 34-year-old is currently without a club after agreeing with his previous employer Wolfsburg to terminate his contract in September, one year before its original expiration. Eriksen first left Denmark when he became an Ajax player in 2008. He has since had a long and impressive career at Tottenham, Inter, Brentford, and Manchester United. It remains uncertain whether Eriksen will continue his football career. The midfielder has not played any matches since he collapsed during a national team game for Denmark against Ukraine on June 7. So far, the 34-year-old has not announced whether he will continue his career. Eriksen suffered cardiac arrest during the Euro opening match between Denmark and Finland at Parken in 2021. He has since played with a defibrillator implanted after the dramatic Euro match.
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