Liverpool targets January attack for Arsenal’s best youngster



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A talented youngster from Arsenal looks set to reject a new deal and could sign for Liverpool, West Brom will fight Leeds for a Manchester United winger, while Jurgen Klopp messaged Mohamed Salah, according to transfer rumors on Sunday. .

LIVERPOOL TRACKING ARSENAL YOUNG AWARD

Arsenal forward Folarin Balogun has been linked with Liverpool ahead of the January transfer window.

The 19-year-old forward appears to be a big star of the future after making his breakthrough in the first team this season. Our feature about the player here tells you everything you need to know about Balogun.

However, his contract at Emirates Stadium expires this summer and Arsenal have been in talks about an extension. But no agreement has yet been reached, and the Sunday Star Daily acknowledges that Liverpool is on the prowl.

They claim, via The athletic, that the side of Jurgen Klopp are big fans of the player. And since the talks did not result in a deal, they say his departure from North London seems increasingly likely.

That could see Balogun make a free transfer trade to Anfield in the summer. However, the report claims that there is also interest abroad for the Bundesliga forward.

Indeed, Arsenal are increasingly concerned as Balogun may negotiate with interested foreign suitors from January 1.

Mikel Arteta is hopeful that Arsenal can convince Balogun to sign a new contract.

After a 4-2 win over Dundalk in the Europa League, Balogun scored one and set up another.

Arteta said: “We are having some discussions with the player.

“He knows we want to keep him at the club. We know that the length of your contract at the moment is a problem, but we are trying to solve it in the best way possible.

“We want him to stay and he told me he wants to stay at the club. Hopefully we can reach an agreement and extend his contract ”.

Balogun has been featured heavily for Arsenal’s under-23s this period, scoring four goals and notching two assists in Premier League 2.

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West Brom have joined Leeds, Burnley and Brighton in hopes of taking Daniel James on loan from Manchester United in January. (Daily Star Sunday)

Former Liverpool and Newcastle manager Rafael Benítez could be a management target for Arsenal if the club decides to fire Mikel Arteta. (Sunday Express)

Real Madrid have become a serious suitor for Phil Foden, if his career stalls at Manchester City. The Spanish giants keep a close eye on the young English international, in case their lack of playing time continues. (Sunday Mirror)

Mesut Ozil has praised Arsenal’s youngsters after they helped get North Londoners back on the winning track. (Sunday Mirror)

Lionel Messi says Pep Guardiola “has something special” as speculation continues about a reunion at Manchester City. (Sunday Mirror)

KLOPP SEND A MESSAGE TO MOHAMED SALAH

Jurgen Klopp has told Mohamed Salah that there is no reason to leave Liverpool after the Egyptian spoke to his coach about his frustration at not being able to be captain. (Sunday time)

Arsenal players are undecided as to whether Mesut Ozil should be retired next month after his indifferent start in the Premier League. (Sunday Telegraph)

Raúl Jiménez will make an emotional return to Molineux on Sunday. The Mexican will attend the Wolves v Tottenham game as a guest after fracturing his skull last month. (Sunday Telegraph)

Kai Havertz’s “elegant” gesture of sending each Bayer Leverkusen player and staff member a personalized Christmas gift has earned praise. (Mail on Sunday)

AND MORE TRANSFERRING Gossip

Real Madrid are set to launch when David Alaba’s contract expires next summer and, following the news, Manchester United will likely opt out of the race. (Mail on Sunday)

Chelsea are set to join the race to sign Erling Haaland after Frank Lampard told his board that the Norwegian is their main target.. (Mail on Sunday)

Leeds and Brighton will target West Brom goalkeeper Sam Johnstone if the Baggies are relegated. (The sun on Sunday)

Steven Gerrard has accepted that he will have to prove himself on the bench if he wants to become Liverpool manager. (The sun on Sunday)


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