Football transfer rumours: Chelsea linked with Alexander-Arnold and Scott
British media report that Premier League clubs Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City are interested in several players. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Alex Scott and Dominic Calvert-Lewin are among those named.
Transfer market rumours suggest that several English Premier League clubs, including London's Chelsea, are weighing up new signings. The information comes from British media outlets, and the source gives no official confirmation.
Chelsea's possible targets
According to Football Insider, Chelsea could be interested in England right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold if the 28-year-old Real Madrid defender becomes available. The Mail reports that the club could agree a deal worth around £90m with Bournemouth for England midfielder Alex Scott, 23, before January. Chelsea are also monitoring Como defender Jacobo Ramon, 21, who has also been linked with Arsenal and Manchester United.
Other clubs and players
The Athletic reports that Manchester United are considering a January move for Leeds United striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 29. Teamtalk says Manchester City are favourites to sign 17-year-old United States winger Mathis Albert from Borussia Dortmund, with Chelsea also interested.
Football Insider writes that Arsenal, Manchester United, Tottenham and Chelsea are watching German youth international Nicolo Tresoldi, but his club Club Brugge of Belgium do not intend to sell the 22-year-old striker in January.
Teamtalk also mentions Russia midfielder Aleksey Batrakov, 21, of Turkey's Galatasaray, who is reportedly open to joining one of Europe's elite clubs. The outlet suggests Paris St-Germain or Barcelona may edge out Liverpool and Arsenal.
Goal reports that Tottenham will not receive additional funds from Bayern Munich, as Harry Kane's 2023 transfer to the Bundesliga club did not include a Ballon d'Or clause. Meanwhile, 3Cat reports that Barcelona president Joan Laporta is keen to bring Spain and Tottenham full-back Pedro Porro, 27, to the club.
