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Manchester United looking for striker
Manchester United could consider a funded loan in the hope of Marcus Rashford leaving permanently. Amorim is looking for a world-class striker to revitalize a flagging attack. Viktor Gyökeres, currently at Sporting, seems to be a priority target. Ruben Amorim, who knows him well and knows his enormous attacking qualities, now wants him at Old Trafford. According to the Daily StarAmorim, who when he left Sporting to land at United promised not to “ to touch ” the Swedish international at least until the summer, he could break the ” non-aggression pact » to which he had committed and approach the incorporation of the footballer from now on. Victor Osimhen, on loan at Galatasaray, could also be an option, with Rashford potentially included as a bargaining chip.
The Trent Alexander-Arnold Dilemma
As for the future Trent Alexander-Arnold, the Daily Mirror reports that Liverpool have firmly rejected Real Madrid’s approach to sign him. Despite his contract expiring next June, the club still hopes to extend its star right-back. However, discussions around his future have divided supporters, with some fearing he will leave for free. This potential departure raises questions about his legacy at Liverpool: whether to leave now would damage his legacy or to stay and become a true legend.
Manchester City plans a big winter transfer window
For Manchester City, Pep Guardiola plans a busy winter transfer window to strengthen a team weakened by injuries, according to the Daily Mail. Atalanta’s Omar Marmoush and Ederson, both 25, are among the priority targets. With 18 goals in 24 games this season, Marmoush is admired by City. He would provide versatility, as he is capable of playing anywhere offensively. According to MarcaPep Guardiola is also targeting Florian Wirtz and Martin Zubimendi to strengthen City.
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