Latest Transfer News For Today, Wednesday, 30th, December 2020
Welcome to the roundup of the latest Transfer news for today, Wednesday, 30th, December 2020.
Arteta Fails To Talk On Isco’s Move To Arsenal
Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, on Tuesday refused to discuss the club’s January transfer plans following his side’s 1-0 win over Brighton in the Premier League.
The Gunners have been strongly linked with a move for the Real Madrid man, and are keen to bring him in on a half-season loan deal, according to PA.
Arteta was asked to respond to the speculation on Tuesday night. He said: “The last few results won’t change our approach to the window. And obviously, we can’t talk about any individual players.”
Manchester United Shows Interest In White
Manchester United are desperate on signing Ben White from Brighton.
The centre-back impressed on loan at Leeds United last season and has continued that form with the Seagulls in the Premier League.
Crystal Palace Considers Replacement For Zaha
English Premier League side, Crystal Palace are braced for January interest in Wilfried Zaha after the Ivory Coast star’s outstanding start to the season.
Zaha netted his eighth goal in 14 Premier League games against Leicester – double his tally from last season.
Mauricio Pochettino, who tried to sign the former Manchester United winger at Tottenham – is about to take charge of Paris-Saint Germain. Serie A leaders Milan have also been linked with the 28-year-old who is under contract until June 2023.
Liverpool Keeping Tabs On Sancho
Liverpool is reportedly keeping close tabs on Jadon Sancho as they look to beat rivals Manchester United to the transfer in the summer window.
England international Sancho was very close to joining the Red Devils last summer and United are expected to revive their interest next summer.
Aston Villa Eye Inter’s Vecino
Aston Villa is monitoring Inter Milan star Matias Vecino, claims Italian outlet CalcioMercato.
Villa boss Dean Smith is keen to strengthen his options in midfield after seeing Ross Barkley miss much of the season through injury.
