Transfer Updates On Ben White, Sergi Roberto, Nasri, Alonso, Lenglet, Others

Arsenal are planning to offer England’s 26-year-old defender Ben White a substantial wage boost in an attempt to sign him to a longer, and better contract, according to Football Insider.

Liverpool and West Ham are considering signing 29-year-old Polish midfielder Piotr Zielinski from Napoli, whose contract is expected to expire this summer, as reported by Corriere dello Sport.

Liverpool are reportedly in the running for Florian Wirtz, a 20-year-old winger for Bayer Leverkusen, but they should expect competition from Bayern Munich and Chelsea, according to Mail.

It’s unlikely that Real Madrid will add any new players during the January transfer window, according to Fichajes.

Barcelona have decided not to extend the contracts of Spanish defenders Marcos Alonso, 32, and Sergi Roberto, 31, during this season, Sport claimed.

Steven Gerrard, the manager of Al-Ettifaq, has hinted that his team will once more scout European clubs in January for talents, according to Goal.

Barcelona are reportedly worried about Clement Lenglet, a 28-year-old French defender who is on loan at Aston Villa, and his circumstances there. Lenglet has not yet played in the Premier League so far this season, Sport reported.

Real Madrid are hoping that the relationships Brazilian forward Vinicius Junior, 23, has with other players will help them land future players like Kylian Mbappe, 24, of Paris St-Germain, and Alphonso Davies, 23, a defender for Bayern Munich, according to AS.

Leeds are unwilling to allow the 22-year-old Dutch winger Crysencio Summerville to leave for less than £25 million, despite Burnley’s interest in him, according to Football Insider.

Samir Nasri, a former player for Arsenal, has counseled Mbappe to remain in France rather than move to Madrid in the summer, as reported by Le10Sport.

Diego Simeone, the Argentine head coach of Atletico Madrid, is almost certain to sign a contract extension that will keep him with the La Liga team through at least 2027, according to Marca.