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Sports Illustrated compiles the most recent transfer speculation and rumors from across the globe.
Premier League
Premier League
Arsenal are investigating a possible acquisition of Atlético Madrid striker Julián Alvarez during the upcoming transfer window. The Spanish side would reportedly only entertain offers exceeding €100 million ($118.3 million) for the Argentine. (Source: ESPN)
With ongoing uncertainty surrounding Cole Palmer's situation at Stamford Bridge, Manchester United are readying an offer for the Chelsea playmaker that would allow him to join his boyhood club. (Source: TEAMtalk)
Tottenham Hotspur are accelerating their interest in Liverpool defender Andy Robertson. The London outfit had originally planned a summer approach for the Scottish international, but now seeks his immediate signature to strengthen Thomas Frank's squad during a difficult period. (Source: The Athletic)
If Robertson departs Anfield this January, Liverpool may recall Konstantinos Tsimikas from his temporary spell at Roma. (Source: Sky Sports)
Manchester City consistently monitor RB Leipzig attacker Yan Diomande. The Bundesliga outfit is requesting a record-breaking €100 million ($118.3 million) fee for the promising youngster, who has also attracted attention from Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester United and Aston Villa. (Source: Florian Plettenberg)
Chelsea are evaluating a potential swoop for Juventus loanee Douglas Luiz. The Brazilian has found playing time limited at Nottingham Forest and could offer valuable squad depth to Liam Rosenior's team while Romeo Lavia recovers from injury. (Source: BBC)
Following Casemiro's expected exit, Manchester United are prepared to begin contract negotiations with midfielder Kobbie Mainoo. The England star remains central to the club's long-term vision after Ruben Amorim's departure. (Source: The Sun)
Beşiktaş forward Tammy Abraham is traveling to England and will complete his medical examination with Aston Villa. Both clubs have reached agreement on a €21 million ($24.7 million) permanent deal. The English striker is anticipated to pen a four-and-a-half-year contract with Unai Emery's team. (Source: The Athletic)
Charlotte FC head coach Dean Smith acknowledged the MLS club's pursuit of Liverpool loanee Harvey Elliott, who hasn't appeared for Aston Villa since October. The MLS transfer period commences on Jan. 26. (Source: Sky Sports)
Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are competing for Paris Saint-Germain forward Gonçalo Ramos, though the reigning French champions have no intention of releasing the Portuguese striker during the January window. (Source: Duncan Castles)
La Liga
La Liga
Incoming Real Madrid manager Álvaro Arbeloa has advised fullback Trent Alexander-Arnold to seek a summer departure from the Bernabéu. The Spanish tactician doesn't envision the former Liverpool defender in his future setup. (Source: El Nacional)
Barcelona turned down a €120 million ($141.9 million) proposal for Raphinha from Saudi Arabian interests. The Catalan club firmly stated the Brazilian winger is untouchable, both now and in future windows. (Source: Fichajes)
Real Madrid forward Rodrygo remains under close observation by Pep Guardiola at Manchester City. The Brazilian may reassess his situation next summer if he loses his starting position to Franco Mastantuono. (Source: Fichajes)
Barcelona youth product Adrián Gill is completing his transfer to MLS franchise Atlanta United. The American midfielder will reunite with former Barcelona manager Gerardo 'Tata' Martino. (Source: Mundo Deportivo)
Atlético Madrid had their approach for PSG midfielder Kang-in Lee turned down by the Parisians, who are reluctant to sell the 24-year-old during the winter market. The French club might reconsider discussions in the summer. (Source: MARCA)
Although PSG's Vitinha continues to be Real Madrid's primary midfield objective, the club has now elevated Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton to the top of their summer wishlist, ahead of Chelsea's Enzo Fernández and Manchester City's Rodri. (Source: Defensa Central)