Unai Emery new contract — Aston Villa are in advanced negotiations with manager Unai Emery over a new contract, according to reports. The move comes after the Spaniard was linked with Manchester United.
Villa move to tie down Emery
Emery has been in charge at Villa Park since 2022 and has guided the club to notable progress. The Telegraph reports that talks over a fresh deal are well underway, with Villa keen to secure his future amid interest from Old Trafford.
Manchester United have not made a formal approach, but the speculation has prompted Villa to act. Emery’s current contract runs until 2027, and the club is understood to be eager to extend his stay.
Liverpool to reward Nyoni
Liverpool midfielder Trey Nyoni is expected to sign a new contract at Anfield after the club rejected a £30m offer from Nottingham Forest in the summer. The Athletic reports that the 19-year-old Englishman will commit his future to the Reds.
Nyoni has impressed in Liverpool’s youth setup and has made several first-team appearances. The new deal would reflect his growing importance to the squad.
Leeds eye Elliott
Leeds United could sign Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott on a permanent deal in January, according to Football Insider. The 23-year-old is currently on loan at Valencia, but the Spanish club are preparing to terminate the arrangement.
Elliott has struggled for regular minutes at Valencia, and Leeds are monitoring the situation. A move to Elland Road would reunite him with manager Daniel Farke, though no formal approach has been made.
Everton target Roque
Everton are interested in Palmeiras striker Vitor Roque, with the Brazilian expected to command a fee of around £42m. Sport reports that the Toffees are weighing up a move for the 21-year-old.
Roque has attracted attention from several European clubs after impressing in Brazil. Everton are looking to bolster their attacking options and have identified him as a potential target.
United, Arsenal, Chelsea track Batrakov
Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea are all scouting Galatasaray midfielder Aleksey Batrakov, according to Teamtalk. The 21-year-old Russian has caught the eye with his performances in Turkey.
Batrakov joined Galatasaray in the summer and has quickly become a key player. His displays have alerted several Premier League clubs, who are monitoring his progress.
United and Chelsea eye Ramon
Como defender Jacobo Ramon is also on Manchester United’s radar, but they could face competition from Chelsea. Teamtalk reports that the 21-year-old Spaniard has impressed scouts from both clubs.
Ramon has been a regular for Como this season and his performances have attracted interest from England. United and Chelsea are both considering a move for the young centre-back.
Benitez wants Premier League return
Former Liverpool and Chelsea manager Rafa Benitez wants to return to management in the Premier League, according to Talksport. The Spaniard has been out of work since leaving Celta Vigo in March.
Benitez has extensive experience in English football and is keen on a comeback. He has previously managed Newcastle and Everton, and is understood to be open to a new challenge.
Alisson attracts Flamengo interest
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker is attracting interest from Flamengo, with the Brazilian out of contract at Anfield in June. Sport Witness reports that the 34-year-old could be tempted by a return to his homeland.
Alisson has been a key figure for Liverpool since joining in 2018, but his future is uncertain. Flamengo are monitoring the situation and could make a move if he becomes available.
Barcelona unlikely to sign Dimarco
Barcelona are unlikely to sign Inter Milan defender Federico Dimarco after the Italian club activated a one-year extension in his contract. Sport reports that the 28-year-old’s new deal runs until 2027, making a move to Camp Nou difficult.
Dimarco had been linked with Barcelona, but Inter have moved to secure his future. The Spanish club are now expected to look elsewhere for defensive reinforcements.
Newcastle players confused by Jaissle
Newcastle’s players are “confused” by what manager Matthias Jaissle wants from them, according to the Mail. The German coach has struggled to implement his ideas since taking charge in the summer.
Newcastle have endured a difficult start to the season, and the report suggests that the squad is struggling to adapt to Jaissle’s methods. The club’s hierarchy are understood to be monitoring the situation.
