Transfer News: Manchester City Pursues Guehi, Rashford's Future Uncertain
Manchester City is preparing to submit an offer for Crystal Palace and England center-back Marc Guehi, 25, before the January transfer window closes. However, they are unlikely to meet Palace's asking price, which exceeds £35 million.
Meanwhile, Bayern Munich's sporting director Max Eberl has been actively reaching out to Guehi in recent days, hoping to persuade him to join the Bundesliga club this summer.
In other news, despite the recent departure of head coach Ruben Amorim, Manchester United has no plans to recall England forward Marcus Rashford, 28, when his loan at Barcelona concludes.
Manchester United and England Under-20 striker Ethan Wheatley, 19, is set to join Bradford City on loan until the end of the season.
Nottingham Forest has made inquiries regarding Bournemouth's English winger Marcus Tavernier, 26, but the Cherries are not inclined to sell.
Tottenham Hotspur is rejecting all inquiries for French forward Mathys Tel, 20, despite loan interest from Paris FC.
Bournemouth is continuing discussions with Ferencvaros regarding a deal for Hungarian midfielder Alex Toth, 20, after their initial £8.6 million offer was turned down.
Newcastle United is contemplating signing a defender this month following a hamstring injury to England full-back Tino Livramento, 23, which is expected to sideline him for eight weeks.
Manchester City, Brentford, and Tottenham are likely to miss out on Nigeria Under-20 winger Suleiman Sani, 19, as RB Leipzig is finalizing a £4.5 million deal with Slovakian side Trencin.
Liverpool will retain England defender Joe Gomez, 28, this month after Northern Ireland right-back Conor Bradley, 22, sustained a season-ending knee injury.
Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is among the leading candidates to replace Xabi Alonso at Real Madrid, alongside Antonio Conte and Enzo Maresca.
Arsenal has no intention of selling England defender Ben White, 28, despite limited playing time and interest from clubs such as Everton and Manchester City.