🤑 Transfer gossip: Arsenal want Bertrand? Foxes eye new striker? | OneFootball

We’ve made it to the weekend.

Time to put our feet up and catch up with all the latest transfer gossip.

Real Talk 👏

Declan Rice’s valuation could drop to around £50m in the summer – according to 90 Min.

Chelsea have long been linked to the West Ham midfielder but it appears the new price has attracted the interests of Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United as well.

Speaking of the Gunners, it all went to pot when they played Crystal Palace recently without the injured Kieran Tierney.

The Evening Standard are reporting that they are looking to combat this by bringing in Southampton left-back Ryan Bertrand – who will be available on a free in the summer – to provide some competition to the Scottish international.

At some point Leicester City are going to have to plan for life without Jamie Vardy, and the quest could take Brendan Rodgers back to Scotland.

The Foxes are rumoured to be looking at Celtic striker Odsonne Edouard according to Talksport.

Jamal Musiala’s contract talks at Bayern Munich are reported to have stalled which has caught the eyes of Liverpool and Manchester United, The Express have reported.

Fake News 😡

Danny Ings has been linked with a move away from Southampton this week, with the 28-year-old yet to committ to a new deal.

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly the main suitors for the England international but it appears José Mourinho has no interest in a move for the striker.

Speaking ahead of Spurs’ meeting with Wycombe, Mourinho said: “We are not a team that needs a third striker because the third striker is Sonny.

“Ings, of course, I refuse totally to say any word about him because he’s a Southampton player.”

File this one under ‘refuted’.

Funniest rumour of the day 🤣

Galatasaray and Trabzonspor have both held talks with free agent Diego Costa, according to Sky Sports.

Is anyone else certain that the 32-year-old would do a Graeme Souness if he moves to the former?

What you missed yesterday 👇

Nothing transfer related but who saw this coming?

Big Mick is back in England and we are here for it.