Transfer News

Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeness has firmly ruled out selling Michael Olise to Liverpool, even for a €200 million offer. He made the comments amid reports of Liverpool's interest in the French winger. Hoeness emphasized loyalty to Bayern's fans over financial gain.

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Germany international Nico Schlotterbeck is poised to sign a new contract with Borussia Dortmund until 2031, turning down immediate interest from Real Madrid and Liverpool. His agent expressed confidence in the player's commitment to the club. The deal includes a release clause for next summer.

James McConnell, a former target for Swansea City, is set to return to Liverpool after a disappointing loan spell at Ajax. The 21-year-old midfielder has attracted interest from several clubs, including the Swans, as the January transfer window approaches. However, Swansea's recent midfield reinforcements may temper any pursuit.

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Manchester City are reportedly in advanced talks to trigger Antoine Semenyo's £65m release clause, with the Bournemouth forward favouring the Etihad move. Building on initial reports, Pep Guardiola has praised the 25-year-old's energy and movement, amid ongoing interest from Liverpool and Manchester United—while Chelsea and Tottenham have withdrawn.

Manchester United have placed a €35m (£31m) valuation on forward Joshua Zirkzee as Roma pursue a January loan deal with an option to buy. The 24-year-old, signed for £36.5m from Bologna last summer, has struggled for minutes at Old Trafford this season. Dutch legend Ruud Gullit has urged Zirkzee to return to Italy to revive his career.

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Djurgården has agreed to sign 28-year-old goaltender Daniel Marmenlind from Malmö Redhawks, filling the vacancy left by Hugo Hävelid's loan to Nybro. Marmenlind, who previously played for Djurgården as a junior, will serve as backup to Magnus Hellberg. The move comes after Marmenlind became surplus at Malmö following their decision to prioritize Oskar Blomgren and Marek Langhamer.