Man Utd to make bid for Ozil
Manchester United will make a move to sign Mesut Ozil from Arsenal in the January transfer window, The Mirror claims.
The Germany international can leave the Gunners for free at the end of the season, but United will offer them a fee to take him off their hands this month.
Teenage keeper to cost Man Utd £4m
Manchester United have been told Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper Jake Turner will cost £4 million, reports The Sun.
Turner has yet to start a first-team game for Bolton, but has been tracked in recent months by United and fellow Premier League side Everton.
United and Jose Mourinho view the 18-year-old as a long-term prospect for the future, but are now being put off by Bolton’s asking price.
Man Utd target Malcom prepares for life in England
Manchester United target Malcom is learning English as speculation over his future at Bordeaux continues.
Jose Mourinho is a big fan of the 20-year-old and is keen to agree a deal to bring him to Old Trafford this month, with Goal understanding a £40 million deal may be on the cards.
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Bolt set for BVB trial, hopes for Man Utd move
Usain Bolt is reportedly set for a trial with Borussia Dortmund in March, with the eight-time Olympic gold-medallist still holding out hope for a Manchester United move.
The retired Jamaican sprinter, 31, explained that he has had discussions with former United boss Alex Ferguson and says that he also stays in touch with Red Devils star Paul Pogba.
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Madrid no longer looking at Luiz
Real Madrid have backed away from the idea of bringing in David Luiz, according to Don Balon.
The Spanish side made contact with the Brazilian a few weeks back, according to the report, but he has been left waiting since then.
While Luiz also drew interest from Manchester United, he was more interested in Los Bloncos, though it now seems as though Zinedine Zidane believes he might cause issues in the dressing room with the club having two established centre-backs.
Tottenham set £300m Kane asking price
Real Madrid will have to pay up £300 million to sign Harry Kane from Tottenham, The Mirror reports.
The Champions League holders are considering making a move for the goal machine and chairman Daniel Levy is desperate to warn them off with a massive valuation.
Manchester United have also been linked with the Spurs star in recent days.
Marotta: Dybala not for sale
Juventus chief executive Giuseppe Marotta said the Italian champions have no plans to part with star Paulo Dybala, despite continued transfer speculation.
Manchester United have been linked with a move for Dybala, who dropped out of Juve's starting XI last month, sparking doubts over the Argentina international's future in Turin.
Mourinho wants Bale signed in January
Manchester United are set to make an attempt to sign Gareth Bale from Real Madrid in the January transfer window, The Express reports.
The Old Trafford side have long been interested in the Wales international and are hoping they can lure him this month to appease coach Jose Mourinho.
Chinese club rival Man Utd with big Bale bid
Guangzhou Evergrande are set to rival Manchester United for the signing of Gareth Bale, according to The Mirror .
The Chinese Super League side are prepared to meet Real Madrid's £85 million valuation of the 28-year-old, who has struggled with injury this season. Manchester United have long been seen as the favourites to sign the Welshman, but China's richest club are hoping to unite him with coach Fabio Cannavaro.
Man Utd activate Shaw clause
Manchester United have activated a 12-month extension clause in Luke Shaw's contract, according to the Manchester Evening News.
The England international left-back was due to see his current deal expire in the summer, but will now be tied to the Red Devils until 2019.
Speculation had suggested that the 22-year-old was heading towards the exits at Old Trafford, with United eyeing Danny Rose, Ryan Sessegnon and Kieran Tierney as possible replacements, but he has played his way back into favour.
Dybala told he can't play up front
Paulo Dybala has been told by his own coach that he “cannot play centre-forward for a big club”, but Juventus intend to fend off admiring glances from Manchester United and Barcelona.
Could Massimiliano Allegri's latest comments push Dybala towards Jose Mourinho, who is known to be a huge fan of the forward?
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