Transfers

Manchester United are keen to re-sign Angel Gomes from Lille, per a new report, with the attacking midfielder considered a key transfer target.

Endrick has been linked with a loan move to Premier League side Southampton, and here is Real Madrid's plan for the Brazilian youngster.

Serie A side Roma look set to join the race to offer Real Madrid wonderkid Endrick a new challenge in the January transfer window.

Barcelona failed to sign Nico Williams last summer, but Joan Laporta's advisor has denied that the deal fell through due to registration concerns.

Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has admitted there's no guarantee the club will be able to sign Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen.

Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are keen to sign the midfielder, but the Bundesliga giants might have overtaken the Spanish champions.

Juventus want to sign Patrik Schick on a short-term loan before moving to sign Manchester United flop Joshua Zirkzee in the summer.

Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso is reportedly yet to make a call on his future amid links to Real Madrid.

Barcelona are considering a low cost move for Wolves left-back Hugo Bueno, who is currently on loan at Feyenoord.

Chelsea and Barcelona are reportedly vying for Santos defender Souza who has been dubbed "the next Marcelo".

Real Madrid have been hit hard by defensive injuries but will not make signings in January, meaning Carlo Ancelotti will have to get creative.

Steven Gerrard will reportedly be joined by ex-Sunderland boss at Al-Ettifaq which hints that the Liverpool legend is going to stay put at the club.

Wrexham director Shaun Harvey has confirmed co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are ready to splash the cash again in January.

Real Madrid are tracking Malaga sensation Antonito, but they will face stiff competition from rivals Barcelona.

Bayern Munich's Leroy Sane has responded to links with Arsenal and Manchester United, admitting he still has a 'fondness' for the Premier League.

The champions are still reeling from losing four games in a row, but buying a midfielder to fill their Rodri-shaped hole could get them back on track

GOAL runs through the most costly deals since the turn of the millennium and judges whether they have been successes or failures