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According to The Independent, former interim Manchester United manager Ruud van Nistelrooy is on a list of potential targets to replace Steve Cooper at Leicester. Cooper was sacked on Sunday following a 2-1 loss at home to Chelsea. Bosses at the club are said to also have an eye on Graham Potter, but the 49-year-old would reportedly take a fair bit of convincing as he holds out for a role at a bigger club.
The Newcastle Chronicle says Magpies boss Eddie Howe has met with senior figures to get the ball rolling on plans for the January transfer market, with goalkeeper Martin Dubravka tipped to exit the club. Newcastle could reportedly focus on player sales over recruitment as they seek to raise funds.
Liverpool’s 18-year-old forward Jayden Danns is high on the wish list of Plymouth manager Wayne Rooney, according to The Sun.
EXCL: Leicester lining up shock transfer for Brighton starlet Evan Ferguson but could offload star to get him on loan https://t.co/qZKM8dBlmj
— The Sun Football ⚽ (@TheSunFootball) November 24, 2024
Chelsea star tipped to leave just five months after £30m transfer https://t.co/Q5JFjVcFeG
— Metro Sport (@Metro_Sport) November 24, 2024
Alexander Isak: Teamtalk reports Chelsea have joined Arsenal in the race for the Newcastle striker, who will command at least £115million.
Martin Zubimendi: Arsenal and Liverpool are both chasing the Real Sociedad midfielder, according to Todofichajes.
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