FOOTBALL : Today’s Transfer Updates 

 

By Miracle Ogunde

 

Olympique Marseille have opened talks with Inter over Joaquin Correa deal — negotiations ongoing. Inter have already discussed with Alexis Sánchez over free transfer deal if Correa leaves the club.

Manchester City have sent bid in excess of €50m for Matheus Nunes. Proposal submitted, which will also include add-ons. Wolverhampton have to decide this week on Nunes.BMatheus already gave his green light to the move.

Aymeric Laporte signs in as Al Nassr player on three year contract. Agreement sealed today after medical passed in Dubai — he’s now travelling to Riyadh after €30m deal.

Gonzalo Montiel has joined Nottingham Forest on loan deal with €11m buy clause.

Bernardo Silva officially signs new contract at Man City until June 2026. Agreement revealed last week and now signed — despite interest from Barça and PSG, Bernardo stays!

Manchester United and RB Leipzig are both negotiating to sign top talent Dino Klapija — also an option to close the deal now for January. Decision on player side expected soon as 2007 born striker will leave Croatian side Kustosija soon.

Máximo Perrone has joined Las Palmas on a loan deal from Man City. No buy option clause — he will return in June 2024.

Brentford have submitted new proposal to Fiorentina for Argentine winger Nico González. New bid is in excess of €40m package, close to €42/43m. Huge salary bid to the player. Fiorentina already rejected opening bid two weeks ago.


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