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Man Utd signing on as Arsenal plan confirmed
Saturday delivered plenty of big news as Man Utd boss Michael Carrick outlined his team's January plans.
Plus, Jose Mourinho responded to suggestions that Real Madrid could sign Martin Zubimendi and Mikel Arteta spoke about Viktor Gyokeres, who is reportedly unhappy at Arsenal. There's plenty to cover, so let's jump right in.
Man Utd to explore signings
Michael Carrick has confirmed that Man Utd will seriously consider the possibility of making January signings after Lisandro Martinez bemoaned the club's lack of investment.
Zubimendi to Real Madrid?
Jose Mourinho has revealed whether he plans to make midfield signings at Real Madrid amid links with Arsenal star Martin Zubimendi.
Vini Jr admission
The Real Madrid manager also admitted that he would have "forced" a summer transfer to Arsenal had he been in Vinicius Jr's shoes.
Arteta backs Gyokeres
Mikel Arteta backs Viktor Gyokeres to come good at Arsenal after a frustrating start to the season.
Carrick in danger
Michael Carrick is in an increasingly "precarious" position at Man Utd.
Kroupi boost
Arsenal have received a boost in their pursuit of Bournemouth forward Eli Kroupi.
Balde needs to leave
Barcelona boss Hansi Flick is pushing Alejandro Balde to Man Utd.
Wirtz to Bayern?
Bayern Munich's president has responded to his club's links with struggling Liverpool star Florian Wirtz.
Toure interest
New Newcastle winger Bazoumana Toure is already attracting interest from bigger clubs.
Liverpool keen on Manzambi
Liverpool could pursue a move for Aston Villa star Johan Manzambi in their search for a new midfielder.
Gerrard eyes Wrexham job
Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard is ready to take the Wrexham job if the Hollywood club part with Phil Parkinson.
Makhanya interest
Rangers are facing strong Premier League interest in summer signing Olwethu Makhanya.
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