Top articles in Wednesday’s newspapers and transfer rumors.
premier league
Koby Mainu is keen to move to Napoli if loan move is allowed in January – Daily Mail
Manchester United lead the race to sign Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleva in 2026 after the Seagulls cut his valuation from £105m to £74m – Daily Mirror
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Sky Sports Saturday Social Fuad Qadani and Faisal discuss whether Koby Mainu should leave Manchester United after failing to start a single Premier League game this season
Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo is hesitant to join Tottenham amid interest from Arsenal and Manchester City – The Sun
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Saturday’s social panel debated whether Bournemouth’s high-profile forward Antoine Semenyo should stay or go in the January transfer window.
Chelsea bosses have not given up on the idea of a move to Earl’s Court, even though their rival project is set to pass another milestone this month.
Chelsea’s FA disciplinary hearing into 74 breaches of agent rules during the Roman Abramovich era, including allegations of making secret off-the-book payments to Eden Hazard’s former agent, is due to conclude this week (Times)
Nottingham Forest defender Murillo continues to attract interest from Europe’s top clubs and is open to changing things up next summer – Daily Mail
Aston Villa considering signing Gremio forward Alisson – The Athletic
international soccer
A recall for Mason Mount is unlikely as manager Thomas Tuchel is said to have concerns about how much of an impact the midfielder can actually have on a Three Lions group that plays a completely different style to Ruben Amorim’s United side.
championship
Manchester United are in talks with Sheffield Wednesday’s head of recruitment Kevin Beadle, but nothing has been decided on whether on-loan Harry Amass will remain with the Championship side. daily mail
scottish football
Lech Poznan can only afford to sign Luis Palma from Celtic on a permanent contract if they qualify for Europe next season – Daily Record
