Fulham coach Marco Silva is actively pursuing a deal at the end of January with Chelsea striker Armando Broja. Despite Chelsea valuing Broja at £50 million, Fulham is still in the race for the Albanian international.
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Silva aims to fill the void left by Aleksandar Mitrovic, who left Al-Hilal in the summer. Broja, 22, is recovering from a knee injury and has started eight matches this season, scoring two goals. The inflated asking price reflects the scarcity of strikers in the market, much like the £72 million price paid by Manchester United for Rasmus Hojlund.
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West Ham negotiates the Jota deal
West Ham United are negotiating a deal to secure Portuguese winger Jota from Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad before the transfer window closes. David Moyes, who is looking to strengthen his team’s front line, is optimistic about reaching a deal with Jota, who previously excelled at Celtic.
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Although nothing had been finalized as of Tuesday morning, West Ham are hopeful of securing a loan deal, subject to resolving financial complications. Efforts to sign teenage striker Ibrahim Osman from Nordsjaelland have stalled, sparking interest from Brighton.
Arsenal’s Cédric Soares is likely to leave
Arsenal, having a quiet month, could see full-back Cédric Soares leave. The 32-year-old, who is not part of Mikel Arteta’s plans, has attracted interest from Türkiye. With his contract set to expire this summer, Arsenal predict a nominal fee for his departure.
Crystal Palace defends Daniel Muñoz
Crystal Palace have signed Colombian full-back Daniel Muñoz from Genk for £7m. Muñoz, an attacking full-back, has scored five goals in 17 games in the Belgian top flight this season. Palace Chairman Steve Parish expressed his joy at welcoming Muñoz, praising his qualities, character and impressive achievements.
Brentford’s £25m deal for Antonio Nusa is at risk
Brentford’s potential £25m deal with Norwegian winger Antonio Nusa is facing trouble and could fall apart. This late setback could revive Tottenham Hotspur’s interest unless Brentford can resolve the matter quickly. Brentford is ready to let Nusa stay at Club Brugge until the end of the season.
Hellas Verona are close to reaching a deal for Norwich’s Adam Idah
Hellas Verona are close to reaching an agreement to sign Republic of Ireland striker Adam Idah from Norwich City on a six-month loan with an option to buy in the summer. The 22-year-old’s impressive form in the Championship, scoring eight goals, has attracted interest from the Italian club.
Foreign interest in Hull’s players
Hull City have received interest from foreign clubs for their player. Portuguese club Vizela are eyeing a deal for Jason Lokilo, while Belgium-based Westerlo are interested in Iranian striker Allahyar Sayyadmanesh.
Reading’s Tom McIntyre joins Portsmouth
Portsmouth have agreed to sign Tom McIntyre from Reading, adding to the departure at the Madejski Stadium. McIntyre, a Scottish midfielder, will help Portsmouth advance to the Championship.
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