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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 you can 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.
Liverpool joins the race for Garcia
Liverpool are believed to have joined Barcelona in the race to sign the Manchester City defender Eric Garcia, according to Sport.
Barcelona tried to sign Garcia in the summer but could not reach an agreement, although they are the favorites to overcome the agreement next summer, when Garcia becomes a free agent.
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However, while Garcia has expressed interest in rejoining Barca, City may be more willing to do business in January in an effort to recoup some of their investment.
Liverpool have become a potential competitor for their signing, with the Premier League champions still threadbare on defense following the injuries of Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez.
Barcelona, however, still believe they are leading the pack when it comes to signing Garcia, be it in January or at the end of the season.
Liverpool could look to bolster its threadbare defense by attracting Eric Garcia from Man City in January. Tom Flathers / Manchester City FC via Getty Images Szoboszlai will complete Leipzig’s medical exam on Thursday
It finally seems like Dominik Szoboszlai The future will be confirmed on Thursday, and Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano said that an agreement has been reached with RB Leipzig.
Romano explains that a real deal, after 24 hours of speculation, between Leipzig and Szoboszlai’s current club, Salzburg, is close, and that personal terms have also been agreed.
He believes the deal will be confirmed on Thursday, with Szoboszlai set to complete his medical review.
The midfielder has been the subject of intense transfer speculation since the 2020-21 season began, with Arsenal linked to the signing of the Hungarian international.
Real Madrid and Bayern Munich were also interested in the 20-year-old, but it appears that an agreement has been reached between sister clubs Leipzig and Salzburg.
Braaf ready for Germany’s move
Manchester City are ready to sell a talented youngster Jayden braaf, acclaimed the next Jadon Sancho, less than a year after the young man pledged his future to the club, reports the Daily Mail.
Braaf has found opportunities at Manchester City hard to come by after joining from PSV Eindhoven two seasons ago, and it looks like his time at the club could come to an end.
Several Bundesliga clubs are said to be monitoring him, while City is said to be open for a loan next month. However, it seems that a permanent move is more likely.
Braaf would cost prospective suitors around £ 8 million, and City is likely to insert a buyback clause into any deal.
Braaf won the U-23 Players Player of the Year award in July earlier this year.
Tap-ins
– French media Le10Sport suggests Liverpool are contemplating replacing Georginio Wijnaldum with Renato sanches. Barcelona are strongly inclined to sign Wijnaldum in the summer and could even reach a deal in January, and the player has yet to agree to an extension of his current contract with Liverpool. And if that’s the case, apparently Lille star Sanches tops Klopp’s Most Wanted list as a replacement.
– Marseille need to balance the books in January, and Le10Sport believes the defender Boubacar Kamara It could generate up to 60 million euros with Barcelona or Bayern Munich. Marseille are fourth in the table and are looking to add their own reinforcements, but to do that they need to sell before they can buy, and Kamara could allow them to make key additions elsewhere. Kamara has played this season in defense and as a central midfielder.
Source: espn.co.uk
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