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Liverpool eye in-demand right-back Read - Tuesday's gossip

Liverpool eye in-demand right-back Read - Tuesday's gossip

bbc.co.uk 21.09.2026 23:43 3 views
Liverpool are on the hunt for a new right-back, setting their sights on Dutchman Givairo Read.

Liverpool chase in-demand Feyenoord star Givairo Read, JJ Gabriel loses faith in Manchester United and Newcastle's transfer wishlist. Liverpool are continuing to monitor 20-year-old Feyenoord right-back Givairo Read but Manchester City and Arsenal are also interested in the Netherlands U21 international. (Teamtalk), external Manchester United falling behind the heavyweights of European football is the driving force behind 15-year-old English forward JJ Gabriel's desire to leave Old Trafford. (Mail), external Officials at Manchester United are surprised at the involvement of super agent Ali Barat over Gabriel's future after he arranged discussions with Real Madrid and Bayern Munich for the player's family. (Express), external Brazilian forward Raphinha, 29, wants to stay at Barcelona and initial talks have taken place about a new contract, with his current deal expiring in 2028. (AS - in Spanish), external Tottenham will not pursue a move to sign 33-year-old Argentine striker Mauro Icardi who is available on a free transfer. (Football Insider), external Brighton & Hove Albion and Aston Villa are both interested in signing Nacional's 18-year-old Paraguay wonderkid Mauro Coronel. (Teamtalk), external Newcastle will target a youthful centre-half and a right-sided forward in the January transfer window and beyond. (The I), external Barcelona are set to put a £428m (500m euro) buyout clause in the new contract being offered to 19-year-old Spanish midfielder Marc Bernal. (Mundo Deportivo - in Spanish), external Liverpool attacking midfielder Florian Wirtz, 23, would be interested in joining Bayern Munich if they can reach an agreement with the Reds in the near future for the Germany international. (Football Insider), external Get the latest on your Premier League team Listen to the latest Football Daily podcast

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