Latest transfer news and rumors: Big boys all chasing Bouaddi

The transfer window may be closed, but the rumor mill never stops. Check in every day for the latest transfer buzz around the soccer world.

Top story: Battle for Bouaddi

Paris Saint-Germain have made a habit of beating Europe's top sides to Ligue 1's most promising young players in recent years, and the Champions League holders are hoping that trend continues with Ayyoub Bouaddi.

Manchester United, Arsenal, Real Madrid, and Juventus have all been linked with Lille's impressive 18-year-old midfielder, but PSG are eager to move quickly and seal a deal for around €45 million. (Ekrem Konur)

Other rumors

Nov. 20

Man Utd not giving up: Real Madrid already rejected an offer worth €90 million for midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni, but that hasn't deterred Manchester United. The Red Devils will continue trying to sign the French international. (Fichajes)

Atleti plan their attack: Atletico Madrid have been keeping tabs on Chelsea's Marc Cucurella for "months" as they try to decide whether or not to submit a €40-million offer for the Spanish left-back. (Fichajes)

Adeyemi on to move: Manchester United and Inter are in talks with Karim Adeyemi's agent about a potential transfer. The German's relationship with Borussia Dortmund has soured, clearing the way for his departure. (BILD)

Roma ready to pounce: Tottenham forward Mathys Tel is unhappy in London after his move from Bayern Munich, and Roma are considering making a move for the 20-year-old. (Gazzetta dello Sport)

Rennes duo highly rated: Manchester United are monitoring Rennes' Jeremy Jacquet (20) and Mohamed Meite (18). The former, a center-back, has played every minute for Rennes in Ligue 1 so far this season, while the teen forward is viewed as a top talent for the future. (The Sun)

Toney will take pay cut: Ivan Toney is willing to accept a salary reduction in order to facilitate a transfer back to the Premier League in January. Tottenham and Everton are both considering a move for the Al-Ahli striker. (TEAMtalk)

Nov. 19

Liverpool in the lead: Barcelona continue to monitor impending free-agent defender Marc Guehi, but Liverpool remain the favorites to sign the Crystal Palace captain when his contract expires in the summer. (Cadena SER)

Going after Gonzalo: Brighton & Hove Albion want to sign Real Madrid youngster Gonzalo Garcia on loan in January. Leeds and Sunderland are also considering moves for the 21-year-old Spanish striker. (Daily Mail)

Stop the swap: Chelsea were willing to send midfielder Romeo Lavia or forward Christopher Nkunku to Manchester United as part of the deal that saw Alejandro Garnacho head to Stamford Bridge, but Manchester United didn't want either player included in the operation. (ESPN)

Mainoo talks paused: Discussions between Manchester United and Kobbie Mainoo over a new contract are on hold. The midfielder is keen on joining Napoli in January in order to find more playing time. (Calciomercato)

Jorgensen eyeing exit: Goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen, like Mainoo, is considering a January loan move in order to earn more playing time. It's unclear if Chelsea will sanction his temporary departure. (Fabrizio Romano)

Nov. 18

Rising Bundesliga talent: Pep Guardiola is impressed after watching numerous videos of Said El Mala. His interest has encouraged Manchester City scouts to watch some of the winger's recent matches for FC Koln. Koln are demanding over €40 million to sell El Mala. (Sky Sport Germany)

Vexed Vini wanted: Liverpool are preparing an ambitious €100-million offer for Vinicius Junior amid reports that the Real Madrid winger is unhappy with his head coach, Xabi Alonso. (Fichajes)

See you, Dibu: Aston Villa are open to selling Emiliano Martinez this January as they seek a long-term solution between the sticks. Manchester City's second-choice goalkeeper, James Trafford, is a possible signing for Villa. (Football Insider)

Battle for Brown: Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Newcastle United are keeping a close eye on Nathaniel Brown. Eintracht Frankfurt aren't under any pressure to sell now, but they could allow him to leave next summer. (TEAMtalk)

Offloading MLS: Arsenal could sell English left-back Myles Lewis-Skelly to sign new players without breaking UEFA's financial rules. (indykaila)

Kompany call: Antony claims Vincent Kompany called him near the end of the summer transfer window to encourage him to join Bayern Munich. "But I gave my word to Betis, and I couldn't betray them," he said. (Fabrizio Romano)

Fewer options for James: Reports linking James Rodriguez with a move to either Orlando City or Toronto FC are inaccurate. The playmaker is set to leave Club Leon when his contract expires this winter. (Tom Bogert)

Timo turned down: New York Red Bulls head of sport Julian de Guzman said Timo Werner won't join the club this winter. "I don't think we were 100% sold that this was the right thing for New York," he explained. (The Athletic)

Nov. 17

Semenyo can go: Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo has a £65-million release clause during the first half of January. Liverpool, Manchester City, and Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with the forward. (The Athletic)

FCB eye FB: Barcelona are considering candidates to strengthen their full-back positions. Bayer Leverkusen's Alejandro Grimaldo is a strong and affordable option for the left side, while Crystal Palace's Daniel Munoz and Al-Hilal's Joao Cancelo are other names on Barca's radar. (Mundo Deportivo)

Gala on the lookout: Galatasaray are interested in Ademola Lookman, but they're yet to have an agreement in place with Atalanta or the winger for his transfer. The Turkish giants plan to hit the January market hard. (Fabrizio Romano)

Karim's career crossroads: Karim Benzema doesn't know whether he'll renew his contract in Saudi Arabia or leave when his Al-Ittihad terms expire in June. "It depends on many factors," the striker said. (Fabrizio Romano)

Zirkzee isn't free: Roma want to sign Joshua Zirzkee on loan as Artem Dovbyk and Evan Ferguson's struggles continue in front of goal, but Manchester United would insist on a clause to make the deal permanent for €30 million. (Corriere dello Sport)

Fishing Fisnik: Fisnik Asllani is expected to leave Hoffenheim next summer via a release clause. Bayern Munich have already been in talks with the 23-year-old striker's representatives. (Florian Plettenberg)

Low-cost Joao: Wolverhampton Wanderers' Joao Gomes could prove to be a much-cheaper alternative to Elliot Anderson and Carlos Baleba for Manchester United. The Brazilian midfielder would cost around €50 million. (Record)

Coronel soldiering on elsewhere: Carlos Coronel will leave the New York Red Bulls when his contract expires this winter. The goalkeeper couldn't reach an agreement over a new deal with the MLS club. (The Athletic)

Nov. 16

Guardiola gaga for Guler: Real Madrid don't want to sell Arda Guler after he's developed into a vital part of Xabi Alonso's lineup this season. But Pep Guardiola's Manchester City are willing to offer around €100 million to force his transfer from the Santiago Bernabeu. (Fichajes)

Taking Takefusa: Tottenham Hotspur are considering signing Real Sociedad winger Takefusa Kubo for £52 million. They've upped their interest in Kubo since Everton stressed that Iliman Ndiaye isn't for sale. (Football Insider)

Smitten over Smit: Liverpool could make a strong push to sign Kees Smit in January as Arne Slot wants to correct what's been a disappointing Premier League title defense so far. (SoccerNews)

Casemiro clash: Ruben Amorim believes Casemiro is a crucial cog in his Manchester United setup, but the club executives might not trigger a one-year extension to the Brazilian's contract because they want to move away from having aging players on big salaries. (Caught Offside)

Kon's contract talks ongoing: Ibrahima Konate has spoken out amid reports about his future. "My agents are continuing discussions with Liverpool. I hope my decision will be made very soon so I can announce it." His contract at Anfield expires in June. (Fabrizio Romano)

Noa not happy: Noa Lang is frustrated with his bit-part role at Napoli and could pursue a transfer in the January window. The Dutch winger moved to Serie A from PSV Eindhoven last July. (Nicolo Schira)

Nov. 15

Going for Gavi: Paris Saint-Germain's offer for Gavi worth a guaranteed €40 million plus €20 million in performance-related bonuses was quickly shut down, but they could meet Barcelona president Joan Laporta's €70-million asking price next summer. (Fichajes)

Atleti's lowball bid: Atletico Madrid are prepared to offer €80 million for Enzo Fernandez but Chelsea are reluctant to sell a player who's crucial to their project. He cost the Blues up to €121 million when he joined in January 2023. (Fichajes)

Rob will see out the job: Robert Lewandowski isn't considering a January transfer and is focused on trying to win more silverware with Barcelona this season. He's likely to join a new club next summer. (Fabrizio Romano)

Seeing double: Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber could soon be joined by his twin brother in north London. The club is interested in signing Quinten Timber when his Feyenoord contract expires in June. (Caught Offside)

Trinity spirited away: Trinity Rodman is set to become a free agent in the NWSL offseason and has talked to at least three teams in the Women's Super League. English clubs could pay Rodman more than the Washington Spirit or any other NWSL team. (The Athletic)

Daydreaming Daniel: Crystal Palace right-back Daniel Munoz said that playing for Barcelona, Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain, or Real Madrid would be a "dream." (AS Colombia)

Sacha sale: Bayern Munich could sell Sacha Boey in January or next summer. The right-back, who cost around €30 million when he joined from Galatasaray almost two years ago, hasn't made a huge impression in Bavaria. (Christian Falk)

Greek grab: Christos Mouzakitis is establishing himself as one of the finest young midfielders in Europe. Olympiacos won't sell the 18-year-old for less than €30 million. AC Milan, Arsenal, Manchester United, Napoli, and others are interested. (Tuttosport)

Deinner time: Chelsea have completed a deal for 16-year-old defender Deinner Ordonez. The Ecuadorian will arrive from Independiente del Valle in January 2028. (Fabrizio Romano)

Nov. 14

Salah's successor: Liverpool could offer up to €200 million for Bayern Munich attacker Michael Olise as they seek a suitable replacement for Mohamed Salah. (Fichajes)

Rodrygo goes: Rodrygo has decided to leave Real Madrid in January. The Brazilian winger has started just two La Liga matches under head coach Xabi Alonso. (indykaila)

Munoz move mooted: Chelsea have reached out to Crystal Palace via intermediaries to learn more about the potential signing of Daniel Munoz. The right-back, who could cost an affordable €30 million, is also linked with Barcelona, Manchester City, and Paris Saint-Germain. (Caught Offside)

Jumping for James (again): Newcastle United could reignite their pursuit of James Trafford. The goalkeeper can't break into Manchester City's team since moving from Burnley in the summer, and he could be available on an initial loan with a £25 million obligation to buy. (TEAMtalk)

Wolves on the hunt: Wolfsburg could broker transfers for two Premier League players in January. Niclas Fullkrug, who's unsettled at West Ham United, could move to Lower Saxony along with Brentford defender Kristoffer Ajer. (Sky Sports News)