Mohamed Salah, Vinicius Jr transfer news

The top stories and transfer rumours from Friday’s newspapers…

European football

Roma want to re-sign Mohamed Salah from Liverpool but are unlikely to make a move until the summer – La Repubblica.

Real Madrid are set to re-enter contract negotiations with Vinicius Jr with the player keen to stay at the Bernabeu Stadium – AS.

Premier League

Transfer interest from the Saudi Pro League in Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has cooled – The i Paper.

Chelsea are interested in signing Genk midfielder Konstantinos Karetsas – The Mirror.

West Ham are interested in signing Chelsea forward Raheem Sterling – talkSPORT.

Chelsea have checked in on James McAtee’s situation at Nottingham Forest – Daily Mail.

Crystal Palace manager target and Getafe boss Jose Bordalas wants to take his career to England – The Sun.

Aston Villa are admirers of Newcastle forward William Osula but will be restricted by PSR in the January transfer window – Daily Mail.

Manchester United are not planning to recall Harry Amass from his loan at Sheffield Wednesday – The Sun.

EFL

Former Manchester United defender Josh O’Shea and ex-Chelsea striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink are in the frame for the vacant Oxford United job – The i Paper.

Bristol City are set to make £11m from Antoine Semenyo‘s proposed £65m move from Bournemouth to Manchester City – The Times.

Scottish football

Celtic could sign three centre-backs in the January transfer window with Jahmai Simpson-Pusey set to have his loan move from Manchester City cut short – Daily Mail.

Rangers are pushing ahead with a loan move for AEK Athens star James Penrice and are still exploring a deal to bring Wrexham’s Josh Windass back to Ibrox – Daily Mail.


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