Transfer news: The latest rumours from Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal and all the top teams
Goal summarises the biggest transfer talk from the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, the Bundesliga and beyondBENZEMA OFFERED TO ARSENAL
Real Madrid have offered France forward Karim Benzema to both Arsenal and Chelsea, according to Diario Gol.
Madrid president Florentino Perez is reportedly frustrated with the 29-year-old, especially after fans booed the striker following their La Liga clash with Real Sociedad. Perez has informed both Premier League sides that he is willing to sell, while PSG are also in the hunt for the former
Lyon man.
ARSENAL IN TALKS WITH ALLEGRI
Arsenal are in talks with the representatives of Juventus coach Max Allegri, according to the Sunday Express.
Arsene Wenger is yet to sign a new contract at the Emirates Stadium and the Italian could be in line to replace him at the end of the season.
CHELSEA RETURN FOR GORDON
Celtic are considering an increased £3.5 million bid made by Chelsea for goalkeeper Craig Gordon, according to the Daily Mail.
The Blues had an opening £2.5m offer rejected but remain in the hunt for a new signing as Asmir Begovic is likely to leave the club before the transfer deadline.
EVERTON REJECT MCCARTHY BID
Everton have rejected a £16 million bid from Newcastle United for Irish midfielder James McCarthy, according to a report in the Daily Mail.
The 26-year-old Republic of Ireland international, who has made just six Premier League starts this season, is a target for boss Rafa Benitez as he looks to steer the Magpies back into the top division, but Everton are reluctant to sell.
AUBAMEYANG TO REPLACE STURRIDGE
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp wants to raid former club Borussia Dortmund for star striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as a replacement for Daniel Sturridge, according to the Sunday Mirror.
The Gabon international, who's valued at around £70 million by Dortmund, is on a transfer shortlist that also includes Athletic forward Inaki Williams.
LIVERPOOL RACE TO SIGN PAREDES
Liverpool have been alerted to Leandro Paredes' availability and will offer Roma €26.5 million for his signature, writes The Sun.
The Argentine playmaker is surplus to requirements in the Italian capital with the club keen to sell him and raise funds to bring in Atalanta talent Franck Kessie.
And Liverpool are ready to tempt their Serie A counterparts into a sale with an initial €22.5m bid plus €4m in bonuses as they attempt to arrest their slump.
ROMA BEAT CHELSEA TO KESSIE
Roma have completed negotiations to sign Atalanta starlet Franck Kessie this summer, reports Corriere dello Sport.
The man widely tipped as the next Yaya Toure following his breakthrough season in Serie A had seen him come to the attention of Europe's elite, including Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain, but Roma appear to have beaten them with a €30 million offer plus two youth team players in part exchange.
ARSENAL TRY TO HIJACK GRIEZMANN BID
Arsenal are ready to challenge Manchester United to the signing of Antoine Griezmann, according to The Mail on Sunday.
United are said to be leading the race to sign the £85 million rated striker who was voted the third best in the world over the last year. Having made an initial approach to sign the France international in the summer, Arsenal are reportedly ready to match his release clause, though the Red Devils are expected to have the upper hand when it comes to wages.
ATLETICO OFFER ALEXIS EXIT
Atletico Madrid are ready to offer Alexis Sanchez a route out of Arsenal as they line up a replacement for Antoine Griezmann, according to the Sun.
The Spaniards are prepared to hand the Chilean a deal worth £220,000 a week, significantly more than the £160,000 weekly on the table from the Gunners.
TOTTENHAM WANT £25M ZAHA
Tottenham are considering a late £25 million bid for Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha, according to the Sun.
The Ivory Coast international is a long-term target of Mauricio Pochettino's but Crystal Palace are determined not to sell as they fight relegation.
MAN UTD CLEAR ROONEY FOR CHINA MOVE
Manchester United are prepared to let Wayne Rooney move to China in a deal that will see him become the highest paid player in the world
Several Chinese Super League sides have shown they are prepared to offer Rooney an incredible £140 million deal, and Jose Mourinho has given it the nod.
LEICESTER REJECT £38M SLIMANI BID
Leicester City have turned down a £38 million bid for Algeria international Islam Slimani, according to Sky Sports.
Chinese Super League club Tianjin Quanjian made an offer for Slimani, but the Foxes are unwilling to sell the striker after only signing him in August. Tianjin were willing to pay the 28-year-old £300,000 a week to move to China.
JUVENTUS TURN TO PAREDES
Juventus are weighing up a move for Roma midfielder Leandro Paredes before the end of the transfer window, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.
The Bianconeri are keen to strengthen in the middle of the park and are ready to turn to Paredes after Wolfsburg turned down the Old Lady's bid for Luiz Gustavo.
CHELSEA OPEN KOLASINAC TALKS
Chelsea have entered into transfer talks with Schalke defender Sead Kolasinac, reports Calcio Mercato.
The Blues will, however, face competition from Serie A champions Juventus for the signature of a player set to be out of contract and available on a free in the summer.
PATO SET FOR CSL
Alexandre Pato is set to become the latest player to head for the Chinese Super League, according to Gianluca Di Marzio.
The Brazilian forward is currently on the books at La Liga side Villarreal, but is wanted in Asia by Tianjin Quanjian in an €18 million deal.
ROONEY READY TO QUIT MAN UTD
Wayne Rooney has decided to leave Manchester United this summer for a £1 million-a-week deal in China, according to the Sun.
The England striker is ready to depart in search of first-team football and amid a lack of offers from MLS, the Chinese Super League looks his most likely destination.
WATFORD CONSIDER IGHALO OFFER
Watford are considering a £27.5 million offer from Shanghai Shenhua for striker Odion Ighalo
The Nigerian has struggled to replicate his form of last season and the Chinese Super League club want to pair him with Carlos Tevez in attack.
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