Christian Eriksen may be on his way back to the Premier League.
Christian Eriksen has not succeeded after the transfer to Inter and Italian football. Football Insider now reports that Tottenham have been offered the opportunity to bring the 28-year-old back to London. Other Premier League clubs are also said to have been offered the Danish services.
Tottenham have the opportunity to bring Gareth Bale permanently from Real Madrid for 15 million euros, writes Mundo Deportivo. The Welshman has initially been loaned out for the rest of the season, but it is not inconceivable that the 31-year-old has played his last match in Madrid.
Manchester United postpones decision on Sergio Romero’s future until a plan for Dean Henderson is nailed. The two are second and third goalkeepers at Manchester United this season, respectively. Romero has been linked with a return to Argentina, but it is unlikely that Henderson will be loaned out again in January.
Olivier Giroud must come to terms with being the second or third choice at the top for Chelsea this season. The 34-year-old is now considering whether he has to move in January, to secure a place in France’s European Championship squad, Football London writes.
The Spanish newspaper Sport writes that Manchester United’s further search for Ousmane Dembele will be more difficult in January. After the great talent Ansu Fati suffered an injury, it is likely that the Frenchman will have more playing time in the future.
Clubs such as Chelsea, PSV and AC Milan should be interested in the Bosnian Malmö defender Anel Ahmedhodzic, writes The Sun. Recently, however, the player’s father went viral on social media and claimed that his son’s agent, Markus Rosenberg, is blocking a dream transfer to Chelsea.
Manchester United will consider sending the trio Ethan Galbraith, Arnau Puigal and Ethan Laird on loan when the transfer window opens in January, writes Manchester Evening News. All three 19-year-olds have been to the club’s first team training sessions.
Earlier this month, Silkeborg confirmed that the club has sold midfielder Frederik Alves to an unnamed foreign club. BT then wrote that it is probably about West Ham, but now Italian Calciomercato claims that Torino is also interested in the Danish-Brazilian.
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