In the second week of January 2022, the winter transfer market in Europe is now in full swing. Here's a look at the latest transfer news released by major European sports media recently:
Premier league
Last November, after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's dismissal, German Ronnick became United's interim manager. However, The addition of Lonnick did not help United out of the predicament, but made the Red Devils worse.
In such a situation, There are many players in Manchester United who want to leave the team in the winter window. Uruguayan striker Edinson Cavani is also rumored to be leaving Old Trafford in January to join La Liga giants Barcelona.
However, according to the latest news, Cavani himself does not plan to leave Manchester United, and the 34-year-old veteran told Ronnick that he wants to stay and help the team out of the trough. (The Post)
In addition, Dutch midfielder Van de Beek was also rumored to be leaving the team in the winter window, but this news was also denied by Ronnick, who said in an interview with reporters that Van de Beek did not tell him he hoped to leave Manchester United. (The Guardian)
Compared to Manchester United, their city rivals Manchester City are currently very well-organized, and the Blue Moon is also ready to loan some of the players in the team in the winter window. England midfielder Tommy Doyle is one of them, and the 20-year-old has just ended his loan spell at Bundesliga side Hamburg, though he will be loaned again this month to other clubs. (Manchester Evening News)
Italian boss Antonio Conte also joined the Premier League last year, but he led Tottenham to success. In order to guarantee the team's top four in the league, Conte will make a preliminary rebuilding of Tottenham hotspur in the winter window.
Tottenham's 25-year-old French midfielder Ndombele is likely to leave White Hart Lane this month. Dutch winger Steven Bogwein is also preparing to leave the team in the winter window, and his new owner is likely to be Ajax. (Fabio-Romano).
For Chelsea, the Blues will also have some players who will leave in the winter window. Recently, German coach Thomas Tuchel said their 28-year-old England midfielder Ross Barkley is likely to be loaned out this month. (90 minutes)
For Liverpool, former Newcastle goalkeeper Shay Giovan has advised his compatriot Kelleher, 23, to leave Liverpool in the winter window to secure his place in the Irish national team. (Liverpool Echo)
Newcastle United, the Premier League's newest tycoon, will make a big deal in January this year, and it is reported that they are currently approaching Burnley's 30-year-old New Zealand striker Chris Wood.
Meanwhile, the Magpies are also expected to bring in Salzburg Red Bulls' 21-year-old Swiss striker Noah Okafor this month. (The Telegraph)
Arsenal's defender Kolasinac will also leave the squad this season, and the 28-year-old Bosnian defender has not been reused by Arteta. It is reported that he will join The Marseilles of Ligue 1 on a free transfer this summer. (The Sun)
Finally, look at Aston Villa, where Villa boss Gerrard is hoping to strengthen the team's defender line in the winter window, and the club are currently in talks with Everton to sign their 28-year-old French defender Lucas Digne this month. Dinier himself was more inclined to join Gerrard's side. (Sky Sports)
Ligue 1
Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain are expected to bring in Chelsea Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku this summer, Lukaku, who has fallen out with the Blues, is likely to be sold by Chelsea this summer, and Paris is looking to replace French striker Mbappe, who will move to Real Madrid this summer.
Bundesliga
Leverkusen' 25-year-old Czech striker Patrick Shik said recently that he had a great time at Bayer Leverkusen and that he would not leave the team in this winter window. (German Bild)