Thursday’s Rumors: De Zerbi, Sancho, Osimhen, Mejbri, Dimarco, Hernandez and Dier

Brighton Manager and Leverkusen Star as Contenders for Real Madrid

Speculations are swirling around Brighton manager Roberto de Zerbi and Bayer Leverkusen’s Xabi Alonso as potential replacements for Carlo Ancelotti at Real Madrid. As Ancelotti’s contract nears its end, both de Zerbi and Alonso have emerged as strong candidates to take the reins of one of football’s most prestigious clubs. 

Trouble in Manchester United?

A growing belief within Manchester United suggests that the relationship between manager Erik ten Hag and talented winger Jadon Sancho has reached an irreparable state. The tension between the two could potentially cause disruptions within the team dynamics. 

Saudi Arabian Clubs Eye Nigerian Striker

In a surprising turn of events, Saudi Arabian clubs might outpace European giants Real Madrid and Chelsea in pursuit of Victor Osimhen should he decide to leave Napoli in January. The highly-rated Nigeria striker is attracting significant interest from several parties who are keen on securing his services for their respective teams. 

Sevilla Competes with Manchester United Over Midfield Prospect

Sevilla has been closely monitoring midfielder Hannibal Mejbri, but Manchester United is not ready to let go of this promising talent just yet. Talks are underway to extend Mejbri’s stay at Old Trafford amidst Sevilla’s persistent interest in acquiring him. 

New Contract Talks for Manchester United Manager

Manchester United is also actively engaged in negotiations with manager Erik ten Hag over a new contract. The club values his leadership and wants to secure his services for the long term. 

Chelsea’s Hunt for a New Left-Back

With an eye on strengthening their defensive line, Chelsea has set its sights on two talented left-backs – Federico Dimarco from Inter Milan and Theo Hernandez from AC Milan. Both players have shown great potential and could be valuable additions to the London-based club. 

Possible Return of Former Sheffield United Boss

Sheffield United has reportedly held discussions with former manager Chris Wilder regarding a potential return to the helm as they seek a replacement for Paul Heckingbottom. Wilder’s previous success at the club makes him an attractive candidate for this role reversal. 

Roma Eyes January Move for Tottenham Defender

Roma is considering making a move in January to acquire Tottenham defender Eric Dier, who has been impressive during recent matches. This transfer would provide Dier with an opportunity to showcase his skills in Serie A while adding depth to Roma’s defense. 

Everton Facing Uncertain Financial Future

An impending takeover by US-based investment firm 777 Partners hangs in the balance as Everton awaits approval that could determine their financial future going forward. Supporters anxiously await news about this development, concerned about its potential impact on the club’s stability. 

Taking Steps towards Approval

The prospective owners, 777 Partners, are confident about passing the Premier League owners and directors’ test. To address fan concerns, they have initiated dialogues with Everton supporter groups to provide reassurance regarding their proposed takeover. 

Newcastle Parts Ways with Kit Manufacturer

Newcastle United has terminated its shirt deal with kit manufacturer Castore ahead of schedule due to concerns over the quality of merchandise provided by the company. This unexpected move raises questions about future partnerships for the club in terms of branding and product quality.