Transfer Buzz: Porro Eyes Barca, Beljo on EPL Radar, Chelsea Targets De Jong
Tottenham's Pedro Porro is set to part ways with the club, with Barcelona expressing interest in the 27-year-old defender. His time in North London seems to be coming to an end, as reports suggest a potential switch to La Liga is on the horizon.
Meanwhile, Premier League clubs are circling around Croatia's Dion Beljo. The towering Dinamo Zagreb striker, standing at 6ft 5in, has caught the eyes of Manchester United, Tottenham, and Everton. At just 24, he’s becoming a hot commodity in the transfer market.
Chelsea is not sitting idle either and is reportedly preparing to offer a lucrative deal to Barcelona’s Frenkie de Jong. The Dutch midfielder, 29, could be donning the blue shirt by January if the Blues have their way.
Liverpool is also in the market for a right-back, eyeing options such as Juventus' Pierre Kalulu and Wesley Franca from Roma. Both players are on the Reds’ radar as they look to bolster their defensive lineup.
In managerial news, former Brentford and Tottenham boss Thomas Frank is emerging as a top contender for the Fulham job, should they decide to part ways with Alvaro Arbeloa. Frank’s experience could be just what the Cottagers need.
Arsenal and Chelsea are keeping a close eye on Inter Milan’s Andy Diouf. The 23-year-old midfielder has shown promise and is now being monitored by two of the Premier League’s biggest clubs.
Across the continent, Benfica's 18-year-old right-back Daniel Banjaqui is attracting interest from several teams, including Brighton, Tottenham, Juventus, Atletico Madrid, and Borussia Dortmund. His age and talent make him a sought-after prospect.
Atletico Madrid’s Julian Alvarez is on the lookout for a new agent after parting ways with Fernando Hidalgo. This comes on the heels of a failed summer transfer to Barcelona, leaving the Argentine striker eager to find new representation.
Additionally, Bayern Munich has set its sights on Barcelona's Dani Olmo. The Spanish midfielder, 28, could reunite with sporting director Max Eberl, who previously worked with him at RB Leipzig.
