#transfer-rumour

#transfer-rumour

Chelsea are interested in signing Eduardo Camavinga from Real Madrid in 2026, according to . Last season's UEFA Conference League and the summer's 2025 FIFA Club World Cup winners were impressed with Camavinga's performance against Barcelona in El Clasico and want him in their squad going forward. Madrid, though, are unlikely to be willing to entertain any offers for Camavinga, especially in the January transfer window.

Arsenal and Manchester United are interested in signing the Levante striker Karl Etta Eyong. The 22-year-old has done quite well since joining the Spanish club, and he has nine goal contributions in all competitions. He will only improve with coaching and experience, and he could develop into a top-class attacker. It is no surprise that top teams are interested in him. Real Madrid and Barcelona are monitoring his progress as well.

Journalist Pete O'Rourke said: "I don't see them going out and signing Aghehowa in January. He's under contract at Porto until 2029 and there is a release clause of around £87million in that contract. Although, any club that's interested in Aghehowa will be hoping to probably sign him for less than that release clause as well."

Manchester United are looking to improve their attacking unit with the signing of AC Milan attacker Rafael Leao. The 26-year-old Portuguese international has done quite well in Italy, and his performances have attracted the attention of top clubs. According to Fichajes, Manchester United are now plotting a big-money move for him. It remains to be seen whether they can convince the Italian club to sell him.

Manchester City are interested in signing Arda Guler from Real Madrid, according to Fichajes. The report has claimed that Man City manager Pep Guardiola is personally keen on a deal for Guler, who has emerged as one of the best players for Madrid this season. Guler has been one of Madrid's best and most important players under manager Xabi Alonso this season.

Robinho played 100 times for Brazil, while he also represented Manchester City, Real Madrid and AC Milan (Image credit: Getty Images) The report states that the trio are all interested in 17-year-old Santos forward Robinho Junior, whose dad is former Brazil and Manchester City winger Robinho. The teenager made his first-team debut for the South American giants this year and has scored four goals in 17 games, with his 'speed, flair and technical quality' catching the eye of European clubs.

The Hammers are being linked with a player plus cash bid for up-and-coming Brazilian forward Vitor Roque, as manager Nuno Espirito Santo looks to strengthen a front line hit hard by injuries and inconsistent form. With Niclas Fullkrug sidelined and attacking options slim beyond Callum Wilson and Callum Marshall, West Ham may be plotting a move to add more firepower to their attack. After developing in the youth ranks at America Mineiro, Roque moved to Cruzeiro in 2019 and made a senior breakthrough in 2021.

West Ham United manager Nuno Espirito Santo is reportedly interested in a transfer raid for his former player, Fulham winger Adama Traore. The Spanish wide-man played under Nuno when they were together at Wolves a few years ago, and it seems he's now on West Ham's radar. Nuno recently took over from Graham Potter as Hammers boss and it makes sense that he's now keen to put his own stamp on this squad at the London Stadium.

The talented 19-year-old is seemingly facing an uncertain future under PSG manager Luis Enrique, having had less of a key role in the team in recent times. PSG's success in the Champions League last season came with Vitinha, Joao Neves and Fabian Ruiz as Enrique's first-choice midfield three. Still, Zaire-Emery has long been considered a top talent, so he surely won't be happy with not being first choice for his club.

Gomez would improve Milan There is no doubt that he is good enough to start for them, and he could prove to be an excellent addition for the right price. Milan are looking to add more depth to the defensive unit, and they have been linked with multiple players in recent days, as per Gianluca Di Marzio. Gomez would be the ideal acquisition for them.

It would be wrong to get too far ahead of anything on this one. But it was impossible to ignore the alternative reading: Spurs did not want to be drawn into a battle with their rivals over one of the most exciting talents on the market. Spurs were fearful of that, and for good reason. They had to know that, given the choice, Eze would go for Arsenal over them.