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Bade move
Liverpool and Newcastle are believed to be tracking Loic Bade.
According to Diario Sport, the Premier League giants could pay anywhere between £25m-£30m for the French talent.
The defender plays his football in Spain for Sevilla.
Walker latest
Talks between AC Milan and Kyle Walker are underway, according to Fabrizio Romano.
The England defender’s future was revealed by manager Pep Guardiola over the weekend – who said Walker asked to leave to go abroad.
According to Italian transfer expert Romano talks to bring the right back to the San Siro will continue next week.
Marmoush deal close
Man City have been tipped to tie up deal for Omar Marmoush in the next couple of days.
The Eintracht Frankfurt star is expected to cost around £40million.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reports that City have progressed well with talks for the player, and now a formal offer is being prepared.
Garnacho price
NAPOLI are interested in signing Manchester United star Alejandro Garnacho, according to reports.
Sport Italia’s report claims that the United star may be available for just £42million
Napoli boss Antonio Conte is determined to sign Garnacho.
The Serie A side are set to lose star winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia to PSG.
Heading home
Galatasaray are offering Ilkay Gundogan a chance to extend his career for another two years.
The Turkish giants – who Gundogan supported as a boy – are ready to match his £150,000-a-week wages at Man City for the next two seasons.
Talks have now opened about a possible move.
Gundogan, 34, is aware he has no chance of getting that at City and it will take a huge turnaround in form to trigger even a one-year extension.
Italian job
AC Milan must choose between Kyle Walker and Marcus Rashford as a little-known rule stops them from signing both.
The two England stars have been linked with January loan moves to the Italian giants.
SunSport understands Walker is wanted by Inter Milan, with La Gazzetta dello Sport reporting that city AC are also keen.
But Milan cannot bring the City full-back and Rashford to the Rossoneri together due to Serie A rules.
They have just one spot remaining in their squad for a British player following a change in regulations after Brexit.
Restrictions say Italian teams can only bring in two non-EU squad members each year, with one bonus English or Albanian ace permitted.
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