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Latest transfer news and rumors: Barca consider selling Olmo

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Top story: Olmo could spark EPL bidding war

Barcelona will seriously consider selling Dani Olmo next summer. The 27-year-old had an impressive first season with Barca, scoring 10 goals and assisting three times despite starting just 13 La Liga matches, but he's had a slow start to the new campaign.

There's been strong interest in Olmo from the Premier League in the past, promising Barcelona a huge windfall if one of its clubs flexes its financial muscle and attempts to sign him. Olmo is also aware that his playing style would be a perfect fit in English football. (Fichajes)

Other rumors

Sept. 13

Barca bargain: Arsenal are monitoring Frenkie de Jong's situation in Catalonia. Barcelona are prepared to sell him in January if he doesn't extend his contract beyond its current expiration in June 2026. (Fichajes)

Finding Nico: Bayern Munich are keeping tabs on Nico Williams and are undeterred by the winger recently signing a new Athletic Bilbao contract that runs until 2035. (Fichajes)

Jumping for Jack: Everton have an option to buy Jack Grealish for £50 million after his season-long loan from Manchester City. However, the Merseyside club is hopeful of striking a deal for less than that sum. (The Telegraph)

Juve eye Josh: Juventus are on alert as Manchester United look to offload Joshua Zirkzee and find an attacking replacement in the future. Zirkzee still wants to fight for a place in Ruben Amorim's team. (TEAMtalk)

Insigne signing plea: Lorenzo Insigne is hoping Lazio make an exception to their focus on bringing in younger players. The 34-year-old is a free agent after ending a miserable spell with Toronto FC. (Corriere dello Sport)

Ruben raid: Aston Villa sporting director Monchi could make contact with his former club Sevilla in an effort to sign Ruben Vargas. Monchi admires the Swiss winger's speed and goal-scoring ability. (Fichajes)

Outside looking in: Ademola Lookman is yet to be reinstalled to Atalanta's lineup after he unsuccessfully pushed for a summer transfer. Head coach Ivan Juric insists he has a good relationship with the attacker. (Gianluca Di Marzio)

Costly Costa: FC Porto have submitted a new contract offer to Diogo Costa that will increase his release clause from €75 million to €100 million. The goalkeeper was targeted by Galatasaray in the summer. (A Bola)

Sept. 12

Los Blancos braced for Saudi swoop: If Vinicius Junior doesn't sign a new contract by next summer, Real Madrid expect a Saudi Pro League club to submit a huge offer of around €130 million for the winger. (Defensa Central)

Konate captured: Ibrahima Konate has reached an agreement in principle to join Real Madrid on a free transfer once his Liverpool deal expires in June. The center-back's contract in Spanish capital would run until 2031. (Fichajes)

Fermin a firm target: Manchester City will try to sign Fermin Lopez in January as a replacement for Bernardo Silva, who appears set to return to Benfica. Pep Guardiola is a fan of Barcelona youngster Lopez's versatility. (Fichajes)

Diaz denied: Luis Diaz wanted to move to Manchester City last summer, so Liverpool offered him to their English rivals in exchange for Julian Alvarez. The Mancunian club shot down the offer and Alvarez went to Atletico Madrid instead. (The Telegraph)

Coveted Conor: Tottenham Hotspur plan to pursue Atletico Madrid's Conor Gallagher in the winter transfer window. The former Chelsea midfielder came close to joining Manchester United in the summer. (Fichajes)

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Ed the transfer head: Fenway Sports Group has opened talks with Michael Edwards over a new long-term contract at Liverpool. The well-regarded executive oversaw an aggressive recruitment drive at Anfield over the summer. (TBR Football)

Juanlu that got away (for now): Napoli haven't given up on trying to sign Juanlu Sanchez from Sevilla. The Andalusian club rejected more than one proposal from Napoli over the summer. (Fichajes)

Russell shuns Raskin: Combative Rangers boss Russell Martin has dropped Nicolas Raskin after the Belgian midfielder had his head turned by summer interest from Brentford, Everton, and Leeds United. (TBR Football)

Rom to Kon: Oriol Romeu, 33, is weighing an offer from Turkish Super Lig club Konyaspor. Barcelona released the midfielder after he spent last season on loan at Girona. (Resat Can Ozbudak)

Sept. 11

Man Utd eye Anderson: Manchester United plan to acquire one midfielder in January and another next summer, with Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson emerging as the primary target for the upcoming window. (TEAMtalk)

Salah succession: Liverpool view Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise as the ideal long-term replacement for superstar forward Mohamed Salah. The Frenchman is open to returning to the Premier League but would cost around £87 million. (Caught Offside)

Liverpool's backup plan: Liverpool are monitoring Juventus center-back Gleison Bremer. Marc Guehi remains the Reds' primary defensive target, but the imposing Brazilian is being considered in case a deal for the Crystal Palace captain proves too challenging. (TEAMtalk)

Gunners get to work: Arsenal are advancing in talks over new deals for stars Bukayo Saka and William Saliba. The winger and center-back, pillars of Mikel Arteta's side, are slated to become free agents in 2027. (TEAMtalk)

Cash for Casemiro: Al-Ittihad are considering a January bid for Manchester United midfielder Casemiro. The Saudi club is willing to offer "huge" wages, but the 33-year-old Brazilian could decide to remain at Old Trafford until his contract expires next summer. (Caught Offside)

Inter not giving up: Inter Milan will make another attempt to sign Manu Kone after missing out on the midfielder this summer. Roma need to raise €90 million by June 30, 2026, to meet Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations, which could force their hand. (La Gazzetta dello Sport)

Come to Besiktas: Turkish squad Besiktas are closing in on signing Jota Silva from Nottingham Forest. The Portuguese winger will move on an initial loan, and the deal will include a purchase option that could become an obligation if certain conditions are met. (Fabrizio Romano)

Sept. 10

Micky to Madrid?: Real Madrid's search for another central defender has led them to Dutch international Micky van de Ven. Tottenham won't consider selling the 24-year-old for anything under €80 million. (Fichajes)

Reds prepared to wait: Liverpool are willing to wait out Crystal Palace and sign Marc Guehi on a free transfer next summer after their deadline-day move for the defender fell through. The Premier League champions don't intend to return with an offer during the January window. (Daily Mirror)

Mainoo still unsettled: Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo wasn't granted the loan move he wanted during the summer transfer window, but the 20-year-old will look to get a temporary switch to Napoli in January if he isn't given more playing time in the intervening months. (ESPN)

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Arsenal ready to offload: Gabriel Jesus and Leandro Trossard will be transfer listed by Arsenal during the January window. Both players are expected to fall down the pecking order after the Gunners reloaded their attack during the summer. (Football Insider)

Stealing Stiller: Real Madrid have been circling around Stuttgart midfielder Angelo Stiller for months, but Arsenal and Liverpool are now entering the mix. Stiller, 24, has a £34.6-million release clause in his contract. (TEAMtalk)

Joga Bonito in ... Hull: Championship side Hull City are expected to sign Brazilian icon Ronaldinho's son, Joao Mendes, in the coming days. The 20-year-old winger will join the Tigers' U21 team from Burnley. (Hull Daily Mail)

Sept. 9

Winter getaway: Manchester City could offer Rodrygo and escape route out of Real Madrid in January if he continues to have a bit-part role under Xabi Alonso. His current asking price is around €80 million. (Caught Offside)

Turkish delight: Barcelona president Joan Laporta and head coach Hansi Flick are admirers of Kenan Yildiz. Juventus want to keep him and have set a minimum of €80 million as a starting point for negotiations. (Fichajes)

Keeping the 'keeper: AC Milan are yet to convince Mike Maignan to sign a new contract. His current deal expires in June 2026. The Rossoneri could turn to Parma's Zion Suzuki if talks with Maignan are unsuccessful. (Tuttosport)

Circling Cirkin: Tottenham Hotspur are keeping a close eye on Sunderland academy graduate Dennis Cirkin. The club wants to boost Thomas Frank's left-back options while adding to their homegrown quota. (TBR Football)

Veteran's vision: Juan Cuadrado said he chose to join Pisa over offers to play in Spain after talking to his family. The 37-year-old wants to keep Pisa in Serie A before winning the World Cup with Colombia. (Gianluca Di Marzio)

Sept. 8

Spurs spurned: Tottenham contacted Paris Saint-Germain during the final weeks of the summer window to ask about Senny Mayulu. PSG view him as a star of the future and won't entertain a transfer. (TEAMtalk)

Alli chat: Championship sides Birmingham City, West Bromwich Albion, and Wrexham have emerged as favorites to sign Dele Alli after he was released from his contract with Como. (Daily Mail)

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Getting to know Zeno: Manchester United are scouting young Belgian center-back Zeno Debast before potentially making a move in January. His release clause at Sporting CP is €80 million. (Caught Offside)

Casey case solved: Arsenal and Crystal Palace have agreed to a compensation package for Dan Casey. The versatile 18-year-old attacker is set for a medical before officially joining the Eagles. (Bobby Manzi)

Sept. 7

Hard Haaland ultimatum: Erling Haaland wants to join Real Madrid one day, but Vinicius Junior must leave before he does. His agent Rafaela Pimenta believes the Brazilian's exit would free up the finances required for the move while leaving a space open in the starting lineup. (Defensa Central)

Nico not long-term: Bayern Munich's honorary president Uli Hoeness said Nicolas Jackson's loan move from Chelsea to the Bavarians is extremely unlikely to be made permanent. Jackson needs to start 40 matches to trigger an obligation to buy. (Sport1)

Magpies' move panned: Hoeness also stated Nick Woltemade isn't worth the €90-million fee that Newcastle United reportedly paid for him. Bayern failed to sign Woltemade from Stuttgart over the summer. (Fabrizio Romano)

Dear Dane: Rasmus Hojlund's release clause at Napoli is €85 million - but it's only valid after the 2026-27 season. The striker joined the Serie A champions from Manchester United on an initial loan this summer. (Fabrizio Romano)

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