Football transfer rumours: Bayern Munich eye Alisson; Man Utd ready goalkeeper bid | OneFootball

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Bayern Munich are closely monitoring Alisson's situation at Liverpool as speculation of a move away from Anfield for the goalkeeper continues to grow. (The Sun)

Also linked with an exit from Liverpool is winger Mohamed Salah. The Saudi Public Investment Fund are ready to formally offer the Egyptian a three-year contract with a salary that would rival Cristiano Ronaldo's earnings. (CaughtOffside)

Manchester City have been warned they must pay over £70m to sign Inter midfielder Nicolo Barella as a replacement for Rodri. (Football Insider)

Lille striker Jonathan David is expected to receive offers from Inter, Juventus and Newcastle United in January. (Calciomercato - Italy)

Juventus are the latest side to join the race for Athletic Club winger Nico Williams, who remains a top target for Barcelona and a number of Premier League sides. (Fichajes - Spain)

Barcelona want to renew Lamine Yamal's contract for a number of years to ensure he spends his prime at Camp Nou. Paris Saint-Germain remain keen on the young winger. (Matteo Moretto)

Barcelona are planning to keep Yamal / Ion Alcoba Beitia/GettyImages

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag wants greater competition for Andre Onana in goal and is keen to pursue a move for 24-year-old Sunderland stopper Anthony Patterson. (The Sun)

Sporting CP have warned Arsenal and Chelsea they must trigger Viktor Gyokeres' £85m release clause if they want to sign the striker in 2025. (The Mirror)

Liverpool have joined Arsenal and Newcastle in the race to sign PSV Eindhoven midfielder Joey Veerman. (GIVEMESPORT)

Also on Liverpool's radar is versatile Sevilla youngster Juanlu Sanchez, who is comfortable as a right-back and a winger. (CaughtOffside)

Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspur are both interested in signing Inter striker Marcus Thuram. (Fichajes - Spain)

Real Madrid and Barcelona have been warned they will have to pay a 'huge fee' to sign Nottingham Forest centre-back Murillo next summer. (Football Insider)