Lisandro Martínez’s future at Manchester United has become a topic of speculation after the Argentine defender publicly criticised the club’s hierarchy. The 28‑year‑old’s contract is set to expire next summer, and club officials have not confirmed whether a new deal will be offered. The criticism came at a time when United’s board is reportedly reviewing the squad’s long‑term plans, raising doubts that Martínez will remain at Old Trafford beyond the current agreement.
In other transfer chatter, Newcastle United’s 20‑year‑old winger Bazoumana Toure is attracting interest from both Manchester United and Arsenal. Toure joined St James’ Park in the summer, but his early displays have put him on the radar of the Premier League’s top clubs. Meanwhile, Getafe are reportedly eyeing England winger Jadon Sancho, who is out of contract. The Spanish side is exploring ways to meet Sancho’s salary expectations in a bid to secure the 26‑year‑old on a free transfer.
Outside the Premier League, Real Madrid manager José Mourinho has dismissed the idea of loaning out Brazil striker Endrick in January, insisting that the 20‑year‑old will thrive at the club. Former Wolves and Nottingham Forest manager Vítor Pereira is reportedly targeting a return to the Premier League, with Fulham being a potential destination. Brighton’s head coach Fabian Hurzeler is also being mentioned as a possible successor to Michael Carrick should United decide to change managers.
Other clubs are also in the transfer market. Liverpool are pursuing 18‑year‑old Mexican midfielder Gilberto Mora of Club Tijuana, hoping to sign him in January. Leeds United are concerned about losing Bosnia and Herzegovina defender Tarik Muharemovic to Bayern Munich next summer. Barcelona are monitoring German under‑21 striker Nicolo Tresoldi, who scored a hat‑trick for Club Brugge against Inter Milan earlier this week.