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West Ham receives an offer Perez

Lucas Perez is a loan goal for Schalke, reports BBC Sport.

The West Ham striker struggled to carve out a spot in the first team after his transfer from Arsenal worth £ 4 million this summer.

Perez, who scored five times for the club, would charge a loan fee and would have the opportunity to make the move permanent in the summer.

Carrasco's agent on the interest of Arsenal

The future of Yannick Carrasco is far from resolved as Arsenal and Inter Milan consider a shot for the unfortunate Dalian Yifang player.

Arsenal has been informed of the availability of the 25 year old player throughout the month of January and is ready to draw attention to the return of the former winger of Atletico Madrid to Europe after Be frustrated with the position of Inter on Ivan Perisic.

"It is possible that Dalian reward his honesty and talk to the clubs interested in him," said Christophe Henrotay at Radio Rossonera, whose client informed the club of his desire to leave this month.

He added: "Anything is possible but it seems difficult to do.

"The interested clubs involved should make a decisive and quick step to discuss and deal with the current Carrasco club."

Man Utd offers young new business

Man City to lose another young star

Young Rabbi Matondo of Manchester City is preparing to move to Schalke for £ 10 million, according to Sky Sports in Germany.

The expected transfer follows Jadon Sancho's successful move in 2017 on Borussia Dortmund and from Brahim Diaz to Real Madrid this month.

The Welsh international born in Liverpool made his international debut in November, just two months after turning 18.

Giroud rejects Chinese decision

Man Utd plays hardball against Darmian

Juventus should return with a serious offer for Matteo Darmian if they want to sign the Manchester United defender before the deadline set for Thursday.

The champions of Italy have had discussions with United on the right back – with whom they would like to sign a loan.

United – which triggered a one-year option on the Darmian contract – wants any deal to be a permanent transfer, but is in no hurry to sell.

The discussions with Juve got bogged down so much that the Italian expects to stay at Old Trafford at least until the end of the season.

An important offer from Juve could resurrect the movement this month.

United expects to recover a significant portion of the £ 12.7 million paid by Torino for Darmian in 2015, knowing that the 12-month extension of his contract gives them sufficient leeway to negotiate with stakeholders in the summer.

But there is no desperation to win a player who has proved to be a useful member of his team, able to play both as a back or as a central defender.

Darmian, himself, wants to return to Italy, but he impressed United's insiders with his professionalism, despite his determination to leave.

Suarez on his way?

Nadia Aviles, Denis Suarez's girlfriend, tells this story on Instagram: "Good luck, my love. I am very happy for you and to share this experience with you. "

Looking good, Arsenal fans.

The De Gea agreement is now a top priority

Here is James Robson again.

Now that Anthony Martial's situation is settled, David de Gea will become United's only priority.

Spain No. 1 already has its one-year option triggered, talks stalled, but Ed Woodward is desperate to avoid getting into next season without an agreement in place.

United plans to make him the highest paid goalkeeper in the world with over £ 300,000 a week.

Woodward is preparing for a major upheaval summer with the appointment of a new permanent director and a football director.

That's why he is so eager to solve the major contract problems that weigh on the club.

The remarkable debut of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as interim manager allowed the club to settle after the turbulence of the last months of Jose Mourinho. But the Norwegian is not guaranteed to get the job full time, Mauricio Pochettino has long been the favorite of the hierarchy of United.

Regardless of Mourinho's replacement, in the summer we will be looking for players who can turn United into true Premier League contenders. Kalidou Koulibaly of Napoli will be their main defensive target.

Woodward does not want to insult the new manager with the uncertainty hanging over the future of one of his most important players in De Gea.

West Ham moves closer to Gomez

Despite previous reports to the contrary of The Sun, Sky Sports now claims that West Ham is about to enter into an agreement with Celta Vigo for Maxi Gomez.

The report states that the attacker will arrive this summer with a £ 40 million contract, just under the £ 43.5 million release clause.

New Offers in the United Pipeline

James Robson continues: Manchester United's business development manager Matt Judge has worked hard to reverse the negotiations, while trying to solve the future problems of many other players, including David de Gea, Juan Mata, Ander Herrera and Ashley Young.

One-year contracts have been offered to Mata and Young, which have not yet been accepted.

Herrera is still in talks, at the age of 29, should be offered a longer contract.

More on Martial

Manchester correspondent James Robson adds:

Anthony Martial's contract, which should also include a 12-month option, will be considered a triumph for Woodward, who refused to let Jose Mourinho show him the door this summer.

The French international seemed ready to leave after being sidelined by the former United manager.

Even though contract negotiations were stalled, Woodward had announced that he was going to trigger a one-year option on the former Monaco player, worth 36 million pounds. , to buy the time needed for United to reach an agreement.

The exceptional form of Martial this season has justified this position, because it has established itself as one of the most exciting attacking talents of Europe with 10 goals and a reminder to the team of France.

Martial accepted new agreement Man Utd

Anthony Martial has signed a new five-year deal to put an end to uncertainty about his future at Manchester United.

The France striker was stuck in talks for a good part of the year – and was ready to leave Old Trafford this summer after being frustrated by the lack of progress.

But Executive Vice President Ed Woodward has always been determined to keep a player he sees as the future of the club.

The negotiations finally led to a breakthrough in recent weeks – and Martial is expected to sign an agreement in the coming days.

The news of his contract will come as a major relief for United, who is desperate to secure the future of 23-year-old goalkeeper David de Gea.

Confirmed: Arsenal for Carrasco

Yannick Carrasco is becoming an eleventh hour alternative to Ivan Perisic, while Arsenal is looking to complete two loan signatures before the expected transfer deadline tomorrow.

Gunner head coach Unai Emery admitted Monday that he was looking for a new face and that he should be Ivan Perisic from Inter Milan.

Perisic is keen to move into the Premier League and has filed a transfer request in order to get an agreement, but Inter is keeping up to now charging a permanent fee of around £ 35m this month. -this.

Gunners want a first loan with an option to buy and, with both parties refusing to trade, other options are now being considered – including Carrasco.

The 24-year-old is currently on the Chinese side, Dalian Yifang. His availability had been reported to Arsenal earlier in the window, but they had chosen to pursue other goals.

However, while the deal for Perisic proved difficult and Christopher Nkunku's Paris Saint-Germain plan was blocked, Carrasco was once again a viable option and Arsenal was actively seeking an agreement this morning.

The negotiations on Carrasco followed a familiar pattern for Arsenal this month: Dalian Yifang wants 35 million pounds, but gunners want a loan option for a permanent deal in the summer.

Carrasco would like to leave China but, paradoxically, Perisic could be the key to any agreement, the Chinese club wishing to be replaced and the 29 years considered as a potential target.

Emery is an admirer of Carrasco, a Belgian international who joined the Chinese Super League in February of last year. According to information reported at the time, the former star of Atletico Madrid would get 8.8 million pounds a year.

This salary could be a potential stumbling block given the inflated payroll of Arsenal, but it remains to be seen whether Dalian Yifang is willing to subsidize his salary in order to help him move to the Emirates Stadium.

Grant could face Chelsea in his debut

Huddersfield's new forward Karlan Grant could make his debut against Chelsea on Saturday.

Grant was in top form this season, scoring 14 goals in Ligue 1, which pushed Huddersield to pay about £ 2 million.

"I'd like to thank Charlton for the last 10 years, it was a crazy trip with extraordinary moments," Grant said.

"I want to thank Bows and Jacko (Johnnie Jackson) this season, especially for helping me grow as a player and for the guys who have been brilliant with me.

"Steve Avory, Joe Francis and Jason Euell have all been there since my arrival and they have helped me all the way from academy to first team and I can not thank them enough for that. .

"Charlton is a special club and I hope they'll get a promotion this season and a success in the future."

After completing his move, Grant is allowed to make his debut for Huddersfield's trip to Chelsea on Saturday.

Huddersfield is currently down the Premier League but thinks the striker could increase his chances of survival.

"He can play a big role in the present and the future of this club," said Huddersfield City Head Coach Jan Siewert.

Luiz's contract in Chelsea continues

As this newspaper revealed for the first time in October, Chelsea is in talks with David Luiz about extending his current contract, which expires at the end of the season.

There was a delay because the Brazilian international hoped to get more than the 12 months that Chelsea offers to players over 30 years old.

But it is believed that the 31-year-old is about to sign a one-year contract, which means that Andreas Christensen's run will continue to be blocked.

Sarri appreciates Luiz's leadership qualities in the locker room and in the field. It is therefore likely that he continues to take him in command of Christensen.

Chelsea rejects Christensen's approaches

Chelsea rejected the demands of Bayern Munich defender Andreas Christensen, Borussia Dortmund and Juventus.

Standard Sport understands that the three clubs have approached Chelsea last week to find out if the West London club is ready to lend or sell the Danish international.

Christensen is considered one of the world's best mid-center centers, but has hardly been selected by coach Maurizio Sarri this term.

The 22-year-old has only started a match in the Premier League so far, with Sarri having chosen David Luiz instead.

This is a reversal from last season under former manager Antonio Conte, who named Christensen in his first 23 times in the top flight while Luiz was ignored regularly.

Sarri has chosen Christensen 12 times in all three cup competitions in which the Blues play, but his lack of Premier League play time has alerted some of Europe's top clubs to the fact that the player would be ready to leave Stamford Bridge.

But as the Barcelona approach was rejected last month, Chelsea made it clear to Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund and Juventus that the former Brondby trainee would not be going anywhere until tomorrow's transfer deadline.

All of them are expected to return this summer, although Christensen's future in Chelsea remains uncertain, even though he has three years left on his contract.

Arsenal enters Carrasco

Despite Inter's request for a transfer to Perisic, the negotiations proved difficult and Unai Emery returned to his earlier goal, Carrasco.

The Belgian is currently working at Dalian Yifang, Chinese Super League. Arsenal is considering another loan move with option to purchase.

It seems that Carrasco wants a return to Europe after a little less than a year of business in Liaoning, but Arsenal can not afford the asking price, estimated at £ 35 million.

Do business!

Huddersfield has completed the signing of Karlan Grant striker Charlton on a three-and-a-half year contract.

Fellaini approves China's decision

According to reports, Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini will join Chinese Super League club Shandong Luneng.

Fellaini has accepted a three-year contract worth £ 235,000 per week after tax, the Daily Mail adds, with Shandong Luneng to pay a £ 10.4 million transfer fee.

The Belgian has fallen out of favor since the dismissal of Jose Mourinho, playing only 31 minutes of football, including three in the Premier League.

Fellaini leaves Old Trafford after six years and 177 appearances.