Pep Guardiola sounded out by Football Association for England job, Spaniard also considering one-year contract extension with Manchester City, Lee Carsley has been told he will not be appointed Three Lions boss permanently.
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, 53, has been sounded out by the Football Association about becoming England’s next manager and is expected to decide on his future in the coming weeks. (Times)
Spaniard Guardiola is also considering signing a one-year contract extension to stay at City. (Telegraph)
Interim England boss Lee Carsley has been told he will not get the Three Lions job permanently. (Sun)
Newcastle United are planning to accept an offer for Paraguay midfielder Miguel Almiron, 30, in January in an attempt to raise funds for reinvestment in their squad. (Football Insider)
Liverpool are interested in defender Loic Bade as a replacement for their Netherlands captain Virgil van Dijk, 33. However, Sevilla will not listen to offers below 20m euros for the 24-year-old Frenchman. (Mundo Deportivo – in Spanish)
Manchester United have been closely monitoring Crystal Palace winger Eberechi Eze, 26, with the club’s scouting department keeping tabs on the England international throughout last season. (Football Transfers)
United could re-sign Spain Under-21 left-back Alvaro Carreras, 21, who left Old Trafford for Benfica in the summer. (Mirror)
Barcelona have shown interest in Arsenal and Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey, 31, as they look to explore the free agent market for new signings. (Goal)
England forward Chloe Kelly, 26, could leave Manchester City at the end of the season after seeing her relationship with manager Gareth Taylor deteriorate. (Mail)
Steps are being taken by A22 sports management company to launch The Super League in September 2025. (AS – in Spanish)
Former France midfielder Paul Pogba, 31, is eligible to return in March 2025 after serving a reduced doping ban but is unlikely to play for Juventus again. (Fabrizio Romano)
Pogba has turned down an approach by Russian club Broke Boys FC. (France Football, via Mail)