Transfer News Rumors: Manchester United and Real Madrid Target Atalanta Duo; Barcelona Loses ‘Little Messi’ Prospect

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TalkFooty breaks the Latest Transfer News, Rumours, and Gossip Making Waves Across the World of Football…

Manchester United, Juventus, and Real Madrid are monitoring the impressive displays of Atalanta talents Giorgio Scalvini and Teun Koopmeiners. Scalvini, recognized as one of Serie A’s top young defenders, has attracted attention from these prominent clubs.

Barcelona appears likely to lose out on the talented youngster Estevao Willian, nicknamed ‘The Little Messi,’ due to his standout performances for Palmeiras.

Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Paris Saint-Germain have all surged ahead of Barcelona in the race to secure the wonderkid’s signature, as reported by Mundo Deportivo.

In another transfer update, Juventus and Newcastle United are currently leading the race to acquire Kalvin Phillips from Manchester City.

The midfielder is widely anticipated to depart the Etihad in pursuit of more playing time during the upcoming January transfer window, according to Football Insider.

Tottenham Hotspur shows interest in Dominic Solanke as an alternative if a deal for Evan Ferguson from Brighton and Hove Albion falls through.

Raphael Varane expresses a lack of interest in joining Karim Benzema at Saudi Pro League club Al Ittihad in January. (Daily Mail)

Celtic remains firm on not selling Matt O’Reilly in the upcoming transfer window, despite Serie A giants Inter expressing interest. (Daily Record)

Inter engages in talks with Club Brugge for the potential signing of Tajor Buchanan, identified as a possible replacement for Juan Cuadrado. (Fabrizio Romano)

Tottenham Hotspur keeps tabs on highly-rated midfielder Arthur Vermeeren in January. (The Sun)

Kylian Mbappe signals a desire to stay at Paris Saint-Germain in January, dismissing interest from Real Madrid. (L’Equipe)

Arsenal initiates contact with Ivan Toney’s representatives for a potential January move for the English international. (Rudy Galetti)

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