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The coronavirus pandemic made the summer transfer market different from all the previous ones, but there were still many deals made, and it may take a look at the main ones here. The window might be closed on the major leagues in Europe, but here are the best rumors from around the world.
TOP STORY: Everton pushes Alli
Everton are ready to offer Tottenham Hotspur pariah Dele there a route out of the club, reports the Mirror.
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Alli has been abroad looking at the starting eleven in recent weeks, and while some believe he has a chance to return to the team, he is still linked to a move away from north London.
Paris Saint-Germain has been the leading club in the mix to secure his signing, but Carlo Ancelotti is a known admirer who has become the man who is now leading the chase to keep him in the Premier League.
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Chelsea aim for five outings
Chelsea is aiming to find buyers for five players during the January transfer window, the Daily Express reports.
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Chelsea head of transfers Marina Granovskaia hopes to spark interest in Kepa Arrizabalaga, Marcos Alonso, Andreas Christensen, Danny Drinkwater and Baba RahmanBut it’s struggling to do so before what is sure to be a competitive window next month.
The Blues hope to go looking for a deal to David Alaba, and the five names mentioned above could be used as weights in a play for the Austrian. Regardless, they are not part of the Blues’ plans going forward.
AC Milan want Reynolds
AC Milan want to try to sign FC Dallas teenager Bryan reynolds, Reports Major League Soccer writer Tom Bogerts.
The 19-year-old has been strongly linked to a move away from MLS in the past with Juventus as one of the stakeholders, but only now does it appear that a serious offer could be imminent.
Now Milan, who are leading the charge in the Serie A title race, have put in a lot of effort even though they have only started less than two dozen games in their professional career so far.
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– Everton are planning big signings in the future, reports Marca. Farhad Moshiri, the club’s majority shareholder, is ready to pump fresh money into Goodison Park in the name of improving the team on Merseyside. With low prices targeting several key players in the upcoming summer transfer window, Moshiri wants to take advantage.
– Sampdoria is interested in making a push to sign Fernando llorente, Sky Sport Italia reports. The Napoli striker has been linked to an outing for a few months with the belief that contact has already been made and will be discussed over the next few weeks with Llorente in search of regular first-team football.
– FC Dallas has made an effort to try to sign the star of Pumas Juan Ignacio Dinenno, Record reports. Pumas is more than open to the idea of selling it, but only if they can find the right replacement, and on the Dallas side, the club seems to be looking for some transfers that will revolutionize their drive for an MLS title.
Source: espn.co.uk
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