Manchester United’s staff are becoming increasingly concerned about Erik ten Hag’s agent, Kees Vos, and his involvement in the club’s transfer dealings.
Ten Hag’s son is affiliated with Vos’ SEG agency, which played a significant role in negotiations for signings such as Rasmus Hojlund and Sofyan Amrabat during the recent summer transfer window (Daily Mail).
On a different front, Liverpool is preparing for a future without Mohamed Salah. The club is open to accepting a substantial nine-figure offer from a Saudi Pro League side in the upcoming summer, following intense interest from Al Ittihad earlier this year (CBS).
Jurgen Klopp, in terms of incoming transfers at Anfield, is advocating for the acquisition of Bayer Leverkusen center-back Piero Hincapie (Fichajes).
Thomas Frank, Brentford’s head coach, has acknowledged the reality of being a ‘selling club’ and understands the widespread interest in their striker Ivan Toney.
Clubs like Arsenal and Chelsea have recently been linked with Toney (Sky Sports). In a related context, Tottenham is emerging as a potential destination for Manchester United’s defender Harry Maguire, with Spurs contemplating a move in the January transfer window (Fichajes).
The situation concerning Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale has piqued the interest of Chelsea and Bayern Munich after he was dropped in favor of David Raya during Arsenal’s 1-0 victory against Everton (Daily Mail).
Manchester City has set its sights on Chelsea captain Reece James, who is also a target for Real Madrid (Football Transfers).
Barcelona is keeping a close eye on Arthur Vermeeren, a potential transfer target, in their upcoming Champions League match against Royal Antwerp. Vermeeren is viewed as a possible long-term replacement for Sergio Busquets (Gabriel Sans).
On a different note, former Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea could potentially secure a new club this week, with Real Betis considering a move for the free agent (Fichajes).
