#premier-league-transfers

#premier-league-transfers

Leeds United and Everton are looking to improve their defensive unit during the January transfer window, and they are keen on Natan. The Real Betis defender has done quite well in La Liga, and he has attracted the attention of the Premier League club. According to a report from Fichajes, he will cost around 40 million. It will be interesting to see which of the two English clubs decides to follow up on their interest with an official proposal at the end of the season.

What I wanted to add to you guys is that I told you my information is that Liverpool are very interested in this case, in this situation, and they are. Because my understanding is that Liverpool already took some information on the structure of his clause, as I told you, £60million plus £5m in add-ons, but Liverpool also wanted to be informed

The 23-year-old striker has been outstanding since he moved to the Dutch side. He has 33 goals to his name in 61 appearances. He could prove to be an excellent addition for all three Premier League clubs, and it will be interesting to see if the Dutch outfit is willing to sanction his departure. Parrott has been linked with West Ham United as well.

Some of the Premier League's biggest clubs are closely tracking the progress of Eintracht Frankfurt left-back Nathaniel Brown, according to TEAMtalk. Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United and Newcastle United have all been monitoring the 22-year-old, whose rapid rise in the Bundesliga has turned him into one of Europe's most sought-after young defenders. Brown made his senior debut for Germany in October, a milestone that significantly boosted his valuation and increased interest from abroad.

Igor Thiago is attracting interest from top clubs The attacker has scored eight league goals in 11 appearances, a record which is only behind Manchester City's Erling Haaland. A transfer battle could be on the horizon in the Premier League, with Newcastle United, Aston Villa, and Tottenham Hotspur all expressing interest in Brentford striker Igor Thiago, according to reports from Trivela and ESPN Brazil.

He's probably the one and only untouchable player in that squad right now. They need to keep him and Jarrod will be looking to build his team around him. He's on a long-term contract until 2030, so it's not like West Ham are under any real pressure to sell Jarrod Bowen as well. But, no surprise that clubs will be looking at him. Tottenham, Liverpool because even in that struggling side, he still scores goals and he's a proven Premier League player.

Premier League clubs are set to battle it out for Feyenoord midfield sensation Quinten Timber, who could be available for free next summer. Quinten Timber's future has become a big talking point. His consistent performances for Feyenoord, along with his contract situation, have put him on the radar of several top clubs in England. Mikel Arteta once labelled him as really good'. According to a report from Fichajes,

Nico Paz is standing firm. Real have told him he is coming back, and he believes he is going to be a key player for them in the near future. But I can confirm that Paz is really attracting interest now. Spurs have never gone away, but now Chelsea have asked about him. They have really liked what they have seen, but the message back was that he has his heart set on Real.

Chelsea are interested in signing the Newcastle United defender Sven Botman. The 25-year-old Netherlands international has established himself as a reliable performer in the Premier League, and Chelsea are admirers of the defender. It will be interesting to see if they follow up on their interest with an official proposal to sign the player. Botman has been linked with Liverpool as well.

Arsenal and Chelsea are among the clubs interested in signing Anton Palmer and Bailey Palmer. The two players have decided to leave Middlesbrough, and they are on the radar of every top Premier League club. Along with Arsenal and Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool and Tottenham are keen on securing their signature as well, as per TBR. Where next for the Palmer twins? It will be interesting to see what the two players decide.

Sunderland's summer transfer activity was the talk of the town during the recent window - and for good reason. The Black Cats added an entirely new starting XI to the squad which secured a return to the top flight via the Championship play-offs last season and have hit the ground running after their nine-year Premier League hiatus. Sunderland beat rivals to a number of signings, including the 30 million capture of Habib Diarra from Strasbourg, who was high on Leeds United's list of midfield targets.

Liverpool, Chelsea, Aston Villa, these are just some of the Premier League clubs who have benefitted from the fact that Manchester City couldn't provide sufficient game time for some of their academy products to develop properly. City boss Pep Guardiola believes these players would've been starters in his team at this point, had things turned out differently. Cole Palmer, Morgan Rogers, Jeremie Frimpong, Jamie Gittens, Romeo Lavia, Liam Delap, Jadon Sancho...

Kane's Bayern contract expires in 2027, so there is a good chance he will return to England next summer, allowing Bayern to receive a transfer fee. Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and Newcastle have all spent fortunes on vastly inferior centre-forwards this year. All should have their eyes on Kane's situation, even if he will turn 33 next summer. Even though a return to Spurs will always be the most likely option.

Shearer's move to Blackburn was a pivotal moment in the Premier League's inaugural season, backed by the ambition of their new owner Jack Walker. After an injury-hit first campaign where he scored 16 goals, Shearer exploded in the 1993-94 season with 31 goals from 40 games. The following season, he formed a formidable strike partnership with Chris Sutton and his 34 goals were crucial to Blackburn's title win, the only major honour of his career.

It has been a record-breaking transfer window in the Premier League with billions spent by England's top-flight clubs -- including huge fees for Liverpool's Florian Wirtz (£100 million) and Hugo Ekitike (£69 million) as well as the £66.3 million Manchester United paid for Benjamin Sesko. Liverpool's deadline day move for Newcastle United's Alexander Isak will be worth around €130 million, smashing the previous Premier League transfer record which was set by Chelsea when they paid Benfica an initial €106.3 million for Enzo Fernández.

According to Sky Sports News (via GiveMeSport), Wolves have entered into contract negotiations with Josh Brownhill, who remains a free agent after leaving Burnley at the start of July when his deal at Turf Moor expired. Brownhill, who was pursued by West Ham earlier in the summer, has also attracted strong interest from Saudi Pro League side Al-Shabab, who are willing to pay him in excess of 100k-a-week.

This summer, everyone wanted a striker. First, Chelsea signed Liam Delap from Ipswich Town and João Pedro from Brighton. Then Arsenal signed Viktor Gyökeres from Sporting CP, and Liverpool signed Hugo Ekitike from Eintracht Frankfurt. Then Liverpool tried to sign Alexander Isak from Newcastle, before he publicly stated he no longer wants to play for Newcastle. Except, Newcastle were about to sign Ekitike, a strikingly similar player to Isak, until Liverpool jumped in.

As reported by TBR Football, West Ham are candidates to sign Tottenham midfielder Yves Bissouma. The Mali international has no future in north London following the arrival of Joao Palhinha, and arrangements are being made for him to depart before the transfer window closes next Monday. West Ham are prepared to sign Bissouma on loan, with Tottenham prepared to accept that a permanent sale may not be possible this late in the summer.

Arsenal have completed the signing of Eberechi Eze from Crystal Palace after hijacking rivals Tottenham's deal for the talented midfielder, the club announced on Saturday. The Premier League title hopefuls have confirmed the move after leapfrogging Spurs, who previously appeared unopposed, in the race for Eze. The England international, 27, has joined for a fee worth up to £67.5 million ($91m), sources have told ESPN, and becomes Mikel Arteta's seventh signing of the summer window.