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There is plenty of plotting to be done at Old Trafford and they are keen to bring in some young talent. One man on the Manchester United shortlist is Chelsea’s 19-year-old Tyrique George, who has become something of a fringe figure at Stamford Bridge in recent times. Other options for the recruitment bods are Milan’s Rafael Leão and Everton’s Iliman Ndiaye.
Randal Kolo Muani scored in Tottenham’s win over Eintracht Frankfurt on Wednesday night but his future looks uncertain. That was his only his third goal for the club in an underwhelming loan. Juventus are in search of a striker and could bring him back to Turin for a second spell. Another option for i bianconeri is Manchester United’s Joshua Zirkzee, who does not look as if he will be prolific in the Premier League and is available this month.
After Raheem Sterling’s contract was terminated, plenty more may be sent packing. Amid talk that West Ham are interested in the Chelsea defender Axel Disasi, a challenger has entered the running. Serie A’s Fiorentina want to offer the Frenchman an escape route from Stamford Bridge, where he was part of Enzo Maresca’s bomb squad. The situation is more cordial since Liam Rosenior took over but Disasi still needs to find a new home. Meanwhile, Kendry Páez has agreed to join River Plate on loan to add to the Blues’ exodus.
Fiorentina must really like Premier League players because they have also got on the blower to ask about the West Ham duo Kyle Walker-Peters and Soungoutou Magassa.
Leeds are keen on adding a striker before Monday night, which could mean the end for Joël Piroe at the club. The Dutch striker was a fine servant in the Championship but is without a goal in 12 appearances this season and the Elland Road faithful are eager to find an upgrade. Piroe need not worry, because a few teams will gladly give him a new home. Ipswich are leading the chase but FC Twente, Paris FC and Celtic are keeping an eye on the situation, too. The Tractor Boys have other irons in the figure with Nashville’s Sam Surridge of note. Any incoming could allow Sammie Szmodics to leave Portman Road; Derby are thought to have made a bid.
There only be only days to go in this transfer window, but that should not stop of us from looking ahead to the summer when Harry Wilson, as things stand, will be out of contract. The whispers blowing down the Thames are that the winger will not sign a new contract with Fulham and will try his hand as a free agent. He will not be short of suitors considering his current form, and can already have a word with clubs abroad if he fancies a complete change of scenery.
