Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal begin Endrick talks; JJ Gabriel offer; Man Utd battle; Chelsea, Liverpool latest

Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal begin Endrick talks; JJ Gabriel offer; Man Utd battle; Chelsea, Liverpool latest

Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham are stepping up their recruitment plans with the January transfer window approaching. Arsenal are keen on Bournemouth forward Eli Junior Kroupi, along with the likes of Julian Alvarez, Kim Min-jae, Antonio Nusa and Alberto Costa.Chelsea could look to secure a deal for Alex Scott, while a stunning move for Trent Alexander-Arnold has also been mooted. Liverpool are believed to have made contact over Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara, who came close to joining Chelsea on Deadline Day. Manchester United prospect JJ Gabriel has reportedly rejected a contract offer from Paris Saint-Germain as he dreams of joining Real Madrid.Man Utd will wave goodbye to Gabriel as they are linked with Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Jacobo Ramon. Tottenham are also weighing up moves for Ibrahim Maza, Nicolo Tresoldi and Alex Freeman as they consider potential reinforcements. Follow all the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip live below!Latest transfer news and rumoursMan Utd delay Carrick sack decision againThe Red Devils were beaten 2-0 by the Blues on another dark day at Stamford Bridge, taking their winless run to nine matches in all competitions.Now, however, it appears that he will be retained in-post for the club’s next two matches, up to the November international break.AFP/GettyJJ Gabriel rejects improved PSG offerManchester United youngster JJ Gabriel has reportedly rejected an improved offer from Paris Saint-Germain, with Real Madrid emerging as his preferred destination.The 16-year-old is determined to leave Old Trafford amid frustration over his first-team prospects.According to Sport, Gabriel’s representatives have made clear that a move to Spain is their priority with Real Madrid reportedly preparing a lucrative three-year package.Barcelona and Bayern Munich have cooled their interest. GettyArteta issues update on Rice contract talksTalks over a new contract began earlier this year and there has always been confidence on both sides that an agreement will be reached.Official confirmation of that extension has not yet come but Arteta is in no doubt that a positive outcome will be reached.Asked if he is expecting talks to be finalised soon, Arteta said: "Yeah.”GettyLiverpool eye Bundesliga defenderLiverpool are readying a big for Finn Jeltsch, the Stuttgart centre-back.Per reports in Spain, the German is also of interest to Barcelona, though the Reds are said to be in advanced talks for his services.Andoni Iraola reportedly views him as an ideal successor for the 35-year-old Virgil van Dijk.GettyArsenal in race for Monaco starArsenal are prepared to fight Bayern Munich, Barcelona and PSG for Paris Brunner’s signature, per reports from TeamTalk.The 20-year-old German has been scoring at will in Ligue 1 this season.After failing to sell either of Lamine Camara and Folarin Balogun this summer, they need to raise funds and could allow the striker to leave in January.AFP/GettyAlonso rules out Estevao loan after squad decisionXabi Alonso has insisted Estevao is not available for loan in January.The Brazilian has been peripheral at Chelsea this season, but has been handed a surprise start as the Blues host Man United this afternoon.It has been reported that Estevao’s frustration with his situation had led club’s to enquire about potential January transfers, but speaking on Friday, Alonso ruled that out unequivocally.“No discussions about that,” Alonso said at his pre-match press conference. “It’s no secret that all players want to be on the pitch.“When any of them haven’t had enough minutes because of my decision, I have to take the responsibility for that. But everyone has to be ready because in any game they could be important. Este, his training and his attitude has been good.”PAJudgement day for Carrick Michael Carrick could find himself back on the chopping block today.Man Utd are in action in the early kick-off today, visiting Chelsea as they look to nix what is now an eight-match winless run.Fail to win and the under-pressure head coach will surely be back under the microscope, with his job already thought to be in serious doubt.GettyArsenal size up move for Brazil wonderkidArsenal have set their sights on Cruzeiro’s Eduardo Pape as a transfer target.Per TeamTalk, Mikel Arteta wants to add another high-profile young talent to the Gunners’ books and is prepared to rival Bayern Munich and Newcastle for his signature.At 17, central-midfielder Pape has yet to make his senior debut for Cruzeiro but has impressed scouts with his performances in the club’s youth ranks.Arsenal, Chelsea and Man Utd want Jacobo RamonArsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United could all do battle for the signing of Jacobo Ramon.The young Spanish centre-back has been integral to Como’s remarkable Serie A rise under Cesc Fabregas, scoring in the 4-1 demolition of United in the Champions League last week.Links between Ramon and the Premier League are certainly nothing new, with the Daily Mail now suggesting that Chelsea are the latest club to show a keen interest in his services.It has been claimed elsewhere that Arsenal and United are also keeping a very close eye on his progress in Italy.AFP/GettyLiverpool make new contact over Lamine CamaraLiverpool are trying to beat Chelsea to a deal for Lamine Camara.The Senegal midfielder was poised to move to Stamford Bridge for £47.1m on transfer deadline day in the summer as Xabi Alonso looked to quickly replace Enzo Fernandez, only for Monaco to unexpectedly pull the plug at the 11th hour.Chelsea are said to remain interested in Camara, who also has admirers at Anfield.According to The Sun, Liverpool have now made further contact with the player’s camp and asked to be kept closely informed of any developments moving forward.AFP/Getty

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