Inter have joined Barcelona and other top clubs from England and Italy in the race to sign David Alaba, Sport1 claims.
The Austria international’s contract with the Bavarians expires in 2021, with the Bundesliga champions keen for one of their star names to commit to fresh terms.
The report claims that Antonio Conte is reportedly a huge fan of the versatile left-back, with Alaba keen on moving to a team that is capable of winning the Champions League.
Henrikh Mkhitaryan has not declared that his “time in London is over”, says Mino Raiola, with the Arsenal midfielder’s representative branding the circulation of such comments “fake news”.
Corriere dello Sport had run a story that claimed the Gunners winger, who is on loan with Roma, had told the north London club: “My time in London is over. I hope you manage to find an agreement with Rome because my desire is to stay.”
But Raiola has dismissed those quotes, tweeting: “Mkhitaryan did not send any message to Arsenal. Specially in times like these, fake news are completely unacceptable.”
Former Liverpool man Don Hutchison has argued his old club to move for Napoli centre-back Kalidou Koulibaly.
The Reds have been linked with an interest in the Senegal international, alongside several other elite European clubs.
And Hutchison believes that the Anfield side would be unbeatable with Koulibaly and Van Dijk at the centre of their defence.
Thierry Henry is hoping to see Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang remain at Arsenal, but the man who left the Gunners for Barcelona in his own playing days admits another prolific frontman may decide to take on a challenge away from north London.
Henry told Sky Sports: “As an Arsenal fan you want him to stay, but as a football player he will assess the situation with his family, with his dad, and see what is the best for them.”
Ajax goalkeeper Andre Onana is still a target for Manchester United, claims The Transfer Window Podcast.
The Red Devils have David de Gea tied to a new contract and Dean Henderson ready to step in, but another option between the sticks could be sought
Bianconeri bidding for Chelsea star
Juventus have opened talks regarding a €40 million (£35m/$43m) deal for Chelsea midfielder Jorginho, reports The National.
Bianconeri boss Maurizio Sarri has previously worked with the Italy international at Napoli and Stamford, with another reunion now being pursued