Latest transfer news and rumors: Barca set price for PSG target Gavi

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: PSG could meet Gavi's valuation

Paris Saint-Germain's offer for Gavi worth a guaranteed €40 million plus €20 million in performance-related bonuses was quickly shut down by Barcelona. The Catalan club still views him as an important figure in the dressing room despite his injury troubles. The midfielder, who worked his way through the club's famed La Masia academy, is also seen as an important symbol of Barcelona's identity.

Still, every player has his price and Barcelona president Joan Laporta would consider selling Gavi next summer for €70 million. That sum is certainly within PSG's reach and head coach Luis Enrique could encourage Les Parisiens' brass to meet Barcelona's demands. (Fichajes)

Other rumors

Nov. 15

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 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)

Karim clash: Arsenal will compete with Manchester United to secure Karim Adeyemi's services in January. The winger's relationship with the Borussia Dortmund executives and head coach Niko Kovac has soured. (TEAMtalk)

Harsh tone on Toney: Al-Ahli sporting director Rui Pedro Braz said the club is counting on Ivan Toney beyond the January transfer window. He claimed rumors about the striker leaving are "not based on reality." (Fabrizio Romano)

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)

Timo taking off: Timo Werner is increasingly likely to depart RB Leipzig this winter. He appears destined for Major League Soccer. His Leipzig contract runs until the end of the European season. (Florian Plettenberg)

Not under lock and Kees: Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Newcastle, and Real Madrid are keeping tabs on teenage midfielder Kees Smit. AZ Alkmaar won't deny him a big move but will demand at least £22 million. (Sky Sports News)

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)

Nov. 13

Man Utd's midfield master plan: Manchester United are prepared to open the bidding at around £88 million for Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson. The 23-year-old English international is top of the Red Devils' wish list as they attempt a midfield rebuild. (Fichajes)

Catalan Kane: Harry Kane is Barcelona's No. 1 choice to replace Robert Lewandowski. The Spanish giants should have the financial means to trigger Kane's £57-million release clause at Bayern Munich next summer. (The Guardian)

Angling for Antoine: Manchester United want to move swiftly in January to beat Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City in the race for Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo. He'd cost up to £80 million. (Caught Offside)

Rodryg-no: Reports from Brazil claiming Chelsea are in talks with Rodrygo are inaccurate. Manchester City haven't talked to the winger's representatives since the summer, and that's largely down to Savinho staying at the Etihad Stadium rather than joining Tottenham Hotspur. (Fabrizio Romano)

Cat's out the bag: Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are tracking Anderlecht teenager Nathan De Cat. The midfielder traveled Monday to join Belgium for the Under-17 World Cup knockout rounds. (Sky Sport Germany)

Jesus off the market: Mikel Arteta doesn't plan to offload Gabriel Jesus while he deals with a lengthy injury list at Arsenal. Everton, Nottingham Forest, West Ham United, and unnamed Brazilian clubs admire the seldom-used forward. (Caught Offside)

Calling for Kenan: Kenan Yildiz's entourage has halted contract talks with Juventus after drawn-out and ultimately unsuccessful negotiations. Arsenal, Chelsea, and Real Madrid could battle to secure his services. (Gazzetto dello Sport)

Loan to Rome: Roma are confident they can sign Joshua Zirkzee on loan from Manchester United this January. Everton, Juventus, PSV Eindhoven, and West Ham are also interested in the Dutchman. (The Mirror)

Nov. 12

Liverpool like Vitinha: Liverpool have identified Paris Saint-Germain's Vitinha as the type of player who can rectify some of the issues plaguing Arne Slot's team this season. He would cost around €130 million. (Caught Offside)

Germany's next gem: The list of clubs interested in 16-year-old phenom Kennet Eichhorn is growing. Manchester United, Real Madrid, Barcelona, PSG, and Bayern Munich are all tracking the Hertha Berlin midfielder, who reportedly has a release clause worth around €12 million. (Florian Plettenberg)

Lewis-Skelly seeks minutes: Everton, Fulham, West Ham, and Nottingham Forest are all keeping an eye on Myles Lewis-Skelly's situation at Arsenal after England boss Thomas Tuchel said the teenager needs more playing time to have a chance of making the World Cup squad. (Caught Offside)

Dortmund's hopes diminishing: Borussia Dortmund's chances of retaining defender Nico Schlotterbeck are going in the wrong direction. The 25-year-old, who's being monitored by Bayern Munich and Liverpool, is unhappy with BVB's style of play. (BILD)

Milan lining up Lewy: AC Milan are preparing an offer for Robert Lewandowski. The veteran striker, 37, is expected to leave Barcelona in the summer, and Milan have already made contact with his representatives about a potential free transfer. (Tuttosport)

Nov. 11

Szoboszlai suitors: Manchester City and Real Madrid are interested in signing dynamic Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai. The 25-year-old has been one of the few bright spots for the struggling Reds this season. (AS)

Vini's demands: Vinicius Junior wants to be paid the same amount as Kylian Mbappe if he's to extend his stay at Real Madrid. The ongoing contract saga is pushing the Brazilian closer to an exit. (Sport)

Robbo in Glasgow: Veteran left-back Andy Robertson is expected to leave Liverpool when his contract expires in the summer. The Scottish defender has already held talks with Celtic about a possible free transfer. (Fichajes)

Is Paz a possibility?: Chelsea have made contact with ambitious Italian side Como to ask about the availability of rising Argentine star Nico Paz. Real Madrid have a buyback option on the 21-year-old that they're expected to exercise in order to fend off interest from other clubs. (Caught Offside)

Nico not staying: Bayern Munich have no intention of cutting Nicolas Jackson's season-long loan from Chelsea short, but the German champions are unlikely to make the striker's deal permanent. (BILD)

Nov. 10

Barca could allow Olmo exit: Bayern Munich are preparing a €75-million offer for Dani Olmo. Barcelona may be willing to sell the attacker for around that amount to help with their persistent budgetary issues. (Fichajes)

Ambitious Black Cats: Sunderland have surprised the football world with a strong push to sign Fermin Lopez. The northeast outfit, which is flying high in the Premier League after its promotion, is willing to trigger the Barcelona youngster's €80-million release clause. (Fichajes)

Crucial Konate: Juventus hope their promise of an immediate place in their starting XI can help them get ahead of the likes of Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain in the race to sign Liverpool's Ibrahima Konate. (TEAMtalk)

Hot on Scott's tail: Tottenham Hotspur want more dynamism in their midfield. The club has held long-term interest in Bournemouth's Alex Scott, who recently earned his first England call-up. (TEAMtalk)

Fullkrug coming home: Niclas Fullkrug is expected to leave West Ham United in January. Augsburg, who are coached by Fullkrug's former Werder Bremen teammate Sandro Wagner, could sign the 32-year-old striker, but Wolfsburg are currently the frontrunners. (Sky Sport Germany)

Argentina itch: Roma want to renew Paulo Dybala's contract in the Italian capital, but the playmaker is tempted to join Boca Juniors next summer. Dybala likes the idea of reconnecting with his home country and being a leading figure for a huge club. (Fichajes)

Nov. 9

Real Madrid plan big splash: Real Madrid are ready to drop €250 million in order to sign Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice and Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola. (Fichajes)

Amorim forced into action: Manchester United will enter the January transfer market looking for a forward if Benjamin Sesko's knee injury proves serious. The Red Devils will already be without Bryan Mbeumo during the Africa Cup of Nations, which starts in late December. (Mirror)

Madrid board intervenes: Real Madrid's front office believes Vinicius Junior hasn't been treated fairly by manager Xabi Alonso this season, and will step in to sign the Brazilian winger to a new contract in order to end the speculation about his future. (Cadena Ser)

All eyes on Ndiaye: Tottenham want to sign Iliman Ndiaye from Everton, but the Senegalese international's impressive form has also caught the eye of several European sides. Juventus, AC Milan, and Atletico Madrid are also interested. (TEAMtalk)

David's murky future: Jonathan David's slow start to life at Juventus has put multiple clubs on alert. Despite previous reports that the Canadian striker won't leave Turin in January, that won't stop Chelsea and Tottenham from considering a bid when the window opens. (Tuttomercatoweb)