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Last summer, Paris Saint-Germain showed interest in Atalanta forward Ademola Lookman, but no deal came together. However, a recent report suggests the Ligue 1 club remains interested in signing the Nigerian standout.

Sky Sport Germany’s Florian Plettenberg reported in October that Lookman is open to a new challenge, sparking speculation about a potential move in the winter transfer window.

Meanwhile, TEAMtalk previously reported that West Ham United is among several clubs keeping an eye on the Atalanta winger.

With multiple Premier League teams considering a move, Atalanta is reportedly asking for more than £60 million.

Are Liverpool a serious contender for Ademola Lookman?

After Atalanta was knocked out of the UEFA Champions League, Gian Piero Gasperini criticized Lookman for his missed penalty in their 3-1 loss to Club Brugge. Lookman later responded to his coach on social media.

As Lookman appears to be on the way out, Fichajes reports that the attacker is on Liverpool’s radar should Luis Diaz leave Anfield in the summer.

The report suggests the Reds are aware that the Colombian’s departure is a real possibility, with multiple teams showing interest in him. As a result, the club’s sporting management is exploring options in the market, and Lookman is a strong candidate.

He fits the profile they’re looking for—a quick, skillful winger who can take on defenders one-on-one. Plus, his Premier League experience with Leicester City and Fulham works in his favor.

Last summer, Paris Saint-Germain were linked with Dean Huijsen as part of their plans to strengthen the defense, but the Spanish center-back ultimately joined AFC Bournemouth. If PSG decides to pursue him again, they’ll face tough competition.

While the club did bring in Willian Pacho, who has been a solid addition, Milan Škriniar is expected to make his loan move to Fenerbahçe permanent, which could push PSG to target another center-back this summer.

Huijsen has continued to impress since his move to England, earning praise for his consistent performances in the Premier League. His strong form has caught the eye of several top clubs now showing interest.

How Tottenham Hotspur view Dean Huijsen

On Tuesday, TBR Football reported that Tottenham Hotspur are ready to make Cristian Romero their highest-paid player. However, if the Argentine rejects them, Spurs have targets prepared to pursue to replace him.

According to the report, Marc Guehi, Dean Huijsen, Edmond Tapsoba, Jonathan Tah, Antonio Silva and Tomas Araujo are among those the North London club are watching closely.

Recently, CaughtOffside reported, citing sources close to the situation, that Huijsen is attracting interest from Man Utd, Chelsea, Tottenham, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Barcelona, and PSG.

The report also states that the talented 19-year-old has a release clause worth around £50 million, but Bournemouth hope he’ll sign a new contract to raise that clause’s value.

Tottenham Hotspur’s pursuit of Randal Kolo Muani came to an end after the French striker decided to join Juventus instead of moving to the Premier League this January.

The 26-year-old has had a tough time making a significant impact during his first two seasons at PSG, fueling rumors of a potential move this month.

Kolo Muani has played just 453 minutes across all competitions this season and has failed to secure a regular starting spot. His absence from PSG’s last three matches of 2024 has only raised more questions about his future at the club.

TBR Football’s chief correspondent, Graeme Bailey, reported that Tottenham are ‘gutted’ to miss out on Kolo Muani. However, the Premier League side remains eager to strengthen their attack before the January transfer window closes.

Spurs eye another No. 9 after whiffing on Randal Kolo Muani

TEAMtalk reports that Tottenham are eyeing a move for Ipswich striker Liam Delap this month, although they may face competition from Chelsea. The 21-year-old has a transfer value of €25 million per Transfermarkt, but with these two sides keen, the price will increase.

🚨 Tottenham are considering a move for Ipswich striker Liam Delap this month but could face competition from Chelsea.

(Source: @TEAMtalk) pic.twitter.com/WcJYgYtcGR

— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) January 21, 2025

Rúben Amorim’s decision to leave Alejandro Garnacho out of last month’s Manchester derby has sparked speculation about the winger’s future at Manchester United.

According to the Daily Mail, Garnacho is no longer considered “untouchable” at Old Trafford, with top European clubs like Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan, Real Madrid, and Barcelona showing interest.

Although a transfer doesn’t seem imminent, Manchester United could entertain offers of around £70 million. However, clubs like Atletico Madrid and Juventus might struggle to meet that asking price at the moment.

Journalist Steve Kay recently reported that Tottenham has made a serious inquiry about Garnacho’s availability. Additionally, CaughtOffside has claimed that Atletico Madrid, his former club, along with PSG and Juventus, are closely monitoring the situation.

While United may be open to selling if the right offer comes in, Atletico and Juventus may find it difficult to match the club’s valuation.

Are Tottenham a serious threat to secure Alejandro Garnacho?

CaughtOffside reported on Sunday, citing sources, that Manchester United are ready to consider letting Garnacho leave if they receive a good enough offer this January. Moreover, the report reveals that Tottenham have joined the race for Garnacho, having received information on his situation.

Napoli had a £40 million offer for Garnacho rejected earlier this month, but according to Italian outlet Tuttosport, they’ve now returned with a second, higher bid.

The report claims that Antonio Conte’s side has offered €55 million (£46.5m / $56.7m) for the Manchester United winger. Garnacho is said to have already agreed to personal terms with Napoli for a five-year contract worth €3 million (£2.5m / $3.1m) annually.

Following the sale of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Napoli have the financial capacity to meet that price, although it’s uncertain if they will go that high. Other clubs, including Chelsea, are also reportedly keeping an eye on the situation.

However, Manchester United are said to be sticking to their £60 million asking price and are not willing to let him go for less this month.

Milan Škriniar’s future at Paris Saint-Germain is uncertain, with manager Luis Enrique seemingly favoring Willian Pacho and Marquinhos as his first-choice center-back pairing.

This has sparked fresh speculation about Škriniar’s potential departure. After turning down offers in the summer, the Slovak defender could now be open to a move, with the January transfer window approaching.

L’Équipe reported that Škriniar is expected to make a decision on his next move soon, as PSG is reportedly exploring a loan deal with an option to buy.

Škriniar has attracted interest from Galatasaray, Tottenham, Napoli, and Aston Villa. While Napoli isn’t offering a purchase option, the Premier League clubs are said to be particularly appealing to him.

According to CaughtOffside, PSG might be willing to sell Škriniar for around €35 million, with two Premier League clubs reportedly in the mix.

Ben Jacobs provides the latest on Spurs’ interest in

Tottenham are reportedly considering a loan offer for Skriniar, according to journalist Ben Jacobs. However, PSG’s preference, if they decide to part ways with the defender, is a permanent transfer.

“Spurs are looking at an initial loan, but PSG want Škriniar’s departure to be permanent,” Jacobs shared on X. As he pointed out, PSG’s stance is clear—any move for Skriniar must be permanent if the club has its way.

Milan Skriniar remains an option for Spurs, as revealed on @LastWordOnSpurs earlier this month.

Spurs considering an initial loan, but PSG want Skriniar's exit to be permanent.🇸🇰 pic.twitter.com/leVgj5ho8f

— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) January 18, 2025

If Škriniar makes the move to the Premier League, it would need to be a sale, not a loan. PSG have already reached the maximum number of loaned players abroad for this season, with FIFA setting the cap at six. This is why Randal Kolo Muani’s loan to Juventus has faced complications.

PSG have already loaned out Xavi Simons (to RB Leipzig), Carlos Soler (to West Ham United), Nordi Mukiele (to Bayer Leverkusen), Renato Sanches (to Benfica), Cher Ndour (to Besiktas), and Juan Bernat (to Villarreal). This marks a shift from last season, when FIFA allowed up to seven loaned players.

Milan Škriniar’s future at Paris Saint-Germain is up in the air, as manager Luis Enrique seems to prefer Willian Pacho and Marquinhos as his go-to center-back duo.

This situation has reignited speculation about Škriniar’s potential departure. After rejecting offers during the summer, the Slovak defender could now be open to a move with the January transfer window just around the corner.

According to L’Équipe, Škriniar is expected to decide soon on his next destination, with PSG reportedly seeking a loan deal that includes a purchase option.

The defender has drawn interest from Galatasaray, Tottenham, Napoli, and Aston Villa. While Napoli isn’t offering a purchase option, the Premier League clubs are said to be especially appealing to him.

A report from CaughtOffside claims that PSG could be willing to sell Škriniar for around €35 million, with two Premier League clubs showing interest.

What’s the latest on Tottenham pursuing Milan Škriniar

Football Insider reported on Saturday, citing sources, that Tottenham could sign Škriniar in the January transfer window to help resolve their defensive issues.

The report also notes that Aston Villa and Galatasaray have shown interest in the 29-year-old, with clubs aware of his potential availability.

Tottenham’s interest comes amid a defensive injury crisis, with Archie Gray stepping in alongside Radu Drăgușin at the back.

Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero are expected to return from injury in January, but the transfer team is exploring additional options to add depth this month.

Škriniar’s availability has caught Tottenham’s attention, and they are now considering a late mid-season move for the experienced Slovakia international.

If a move to the Premier League does happen, it will need to be a sale rather than a loan. PSG have already reached their limit for players loaned abroad this season, with FIFA capping the number at six, which is why Kolo Muani’s loan deal to Juventus has hit a roadblock.

The Ligue 1 club have hit the quota with Xavi Simons (RB Leipzig), Carlos Soler (West Ham United), Nordi Mukiele (Bayer Leverkusen), Renato Sanches (Benfica), Cher Ndour (Besiktas), and Juan Bernat (Villarreal). This is a change from last season when FIFA allowed up to seven loaned players.

Rúben Amorim’s decision to leave Alejandro Garnacho out of last month’s Manchester derby has fueled speculation about the winger’s future at Manchester United. However, one club aren’t likely to land the player before the January window closes.

The Daily Mail reported that Garnacho is no longer considered “untouchable” at Manchester United, attracting interest from major European clubs like Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan, Real Madrid, and Barcelona.

Although a move doesn’t appear imminent, United might consider offers starting around £70 million. However, clubs such as Atletico Madrid and Juventus could find it difficult to meet that valuation at this stage.

Journalist Steve Kay has noted that Tottenham recently made a serious inquiry about Garnacho’s availability. Additionally, CaughtOffside claimed that Atletico Madrid, the player’s former club, along with PSG and Juventus, are keeping a close watch on his situation.

While United could entertain the idea of a sale for the right price, Atletico and Juventus may face hurdles in meeting the club’s demands.

Where does Tottenham stand in the Alejandro Garnacho rumors?

Football Insider reported on Saturday, citing sources, that Tottenham are unlikely to land a deal to sign Garnacho this month. The report claims it would take a “huge sum” for United to consider selling him to a Premier League rival competing for league positions.

Instead, the 20-year-old is more likely to move abroad, with Rúben Amorim’s side potentially needing to sell to address mounting financial concerns at Old Trafford.

Recently, TBR Football’s chief correspondent Graeme Bailey reported that Chelsea has shown interest in Garnacho if Manchester United decides to make him available.

Though no deal is currently on the table, United might consider a sale if an offer near Garnacho’s £70 million valuation comes in.

Rúben Amorim’s choice to leave Alejandro Garnacho out of last month’s Manchester derby has sparked increasing speculation about the player’s future at Manchester United.

The Daily Mail reports that Garnacho is no longer considered “untouchable” at Manchester United, with several top European clubs, including Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan, Real Madrid, and Barcelona, showing interest in him.

While a transfer doesn’t appear to be imminent, United may be open to offers, potentially starting at £70 million. However, Atletico Madrid and Juventus may find it difficult to meet those demands at this point.

Journalist Steve Kay recently shared that Tottenham have made a strong inquiry to Manchester United about Alejandro Garnacho’s availability.

At the same time, CaughtOffside reported that Garnacho is being closely monitored by his former club, Atletico Madrid, while PSG and Juventus have also shown interest.

The report suggests that although Manchester United might consider selling Garnacho for the right price, Atletico and Juventus may find it difficult to meet those demands at the moment.

Fabrizio Romano weighs in on Alejandro Garnacho rumor

Amid the rumors linking Garnacho to a potential departure from Old Trafford, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano stated the latest in Give Me Sport’s newsletter after the recent report that Napoli made an offer to the Red Devils.

“Napoli consider Garnacho their dream signing to replace Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, but Manchester United’s price tag remains very high, so it’s a really difficult deal,” Romano said. “The only way to make it happen would be a big discount from Manchester United on the transfer fee, otherwise Napoli will target other players.”

There are only a handful of days left in the January window, so it will be interesting to see if any club steps up their efforts for the winger.

Rúben Amorim’s decision to leave Alejandro Garnacho out of last month’s Manchester derby has fueled growing speculation about his future at Manchester United.

According to the Daily Mail, Garnacho is no longer seen as “untouchable” at the club, with several top European teams, including Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan, Real Madrid, and Barcelona, reportedly interested in him.

While a transfer doesn’t seem imminent, the report suggests United could be open to offers, potentially starting around £70 million. The Daily Mail also hints that the club believes Garnacho could fetch a higher transfer fee than Marcus Rashford if they decide to sell.

What’s the latest on Alejandro Garnacho?

The Mirror reports that Manchester United have turned down a £40 million offer from Napoli for Garnacho, informing them that £60 million would be required. Garnacho is eager to leave United and join Napoli.

🚨 Manchester United have rejected a £40m offer from Napoli for Alejandro Garnacho. United have told Napoli it will take £60m. Garnacho is keen to leave United and join Napoli.

(Source: @MirrorFootball) pic.twitter.com/uFJoOCrRPP

— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) January 16, 2025

Journalist Steve Kay recently reported that Tottenham have made a serious inquiry to Manchester United about the availability of Alejandro Garnacho.

Meanwhile, CaughtOffside revealed that Garnacho is being closely watched by his former club, Atletico Madrid, with PSG and Juventus also showing interest.

The report claims that while Manchester United could be open to selling Garnacho for the right price, Atletico and Juventus may struggle to meet those demands at this time.

Randal Kolo Muani’s future at Paris Saint-Germain has been a hot topic since the January transfer window opened, fueling rumors about a potential exit. After days of speculation, the Frenchman is on his way to Juventus after rejecting Tottenham Hotspur.

The 26-year-old forward has struggled to make a significant impact during his first two seasons at PSG, sparking speculation about a departure this month.

This season, Kolo Muani has managed just 453 minutes across all competitions and has yet to cement a regular starting role. His absence from PSG’s squad for the final three matches of 2024 has only intensified questions about what lies ahead.

Journalist Ben Jacobs has reported that Kolo Muani is eager to join Juventus. A loan deal is expected to be finalized this week, with Tottenham informed of his decision to prioritize a move to Italy.

Tottenham will stay looking in Ligue 1

Tottenham’s pursuit of Kolo Muani seems to be coming to a disappointing close. However, the club remains focused on the French market, with GIVEMESPORT reporting, citing sources, that Tottenham has been offered the chance to sign Jonathan David, Rayan Cherki, and Evann Guessand.

TBR Football’s chief correspondent, Graeme Bailey, reported on Wednesday that Tottenham are deeply disappointed after missing out on Kolo Muani, according to sources.

The club had been in talks with the 26-year-old striker throughout the month, with chairman Daniel Levy and technical director Johan Lange personally handling negotiations.

Tottenham believed they were close to finalizing the deal last week, but Juventus made a late push for Muani, and the striker ultimately chose to move to Turin.