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Transfer rumors, news: Arsenal eye former Tottenham striker Lankshear

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Arsenal are the latest team to join a long list of admirers following Middlesbrough striker Will Lankshear, while Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes is holding off on signing a new contract for now. Join us for the latest transfer news and rumors from around the globe.

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Trending rumors

- Arsenal are in the market for a center forward, and TEAMtalk claims that the Gunners are the latest team to join a long list of admirers following Middlesbrough striker Will Lankshear. The 21-year-old joined Boro from Tottenham Hotspur this summer, after a loan spell at Oxford United in the Championship, and has hit the ground running, scoring 13 goals in as many appearances in the league so far. That has brought about plenty of transfer interest, but Middlesbrough will try to block any exit in January.

- Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes is holding off on signing a new contract for now, says The Sun. Fernandes, 32, has a contract which expires next summer -- albeit with a one-year club option to renew -- and reportedly wants to wait to see what happens under new boss Mauricio Pochettino. The Portugal midfielder has been linked with a lucrative move to Saudi Arabia before.

- Arsenal are continuing the push to sign a left-sided forward, with RB Leipzig star Antonio Nusa leading their shortlist, says TEAMtalk. Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard left in the summer, and were replaced by Christos Tzolis before a move to sign Vinícius Júnior from Real Madrid fell short. With Mikel Arteta wanting more options on that flank, the report claims that talks have opened with Nusa's representatives about a possible switch, but the 21-year-old's transfer could cost €80 million.

- Tottenham defender Pedro Porro has decided that he only wants to join Barcelona if he leaves the club, according to Sport. The 27-year-old Spain right back has seen interest from the Blaugrana, as well as Real Madrid, despite only signing a new contract with Spurs in the summer. But while Barcelona are eyeing up a deal worth no more than €50 million next summer, Tottenham will stand firm on their €70 million valuation.

- AC Milan are looking to bolster in the forward areas during January, with Gazzetta dello Sport reporting that Real Madrid's Endrick and Club Brugge's Nicolò Tresoldi are on their shortlist. Endrick has seen few minutes in the starting XI for Los Blancos this season and Milan are keen on a loan deal with a permanent option included. Meanwhile, Tresoldi 22, who has five goals in four Champions League appearances this season, has caught the eye of a number of a teams and could move in a €60 million deal.

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Other rumors

- Arsenal believe that Real Madrid forward Vinicius Junior will join the club eventually. (Football Transfers)

- Sunderland will look to block any move for Brian Brobbey, as Tottenham are eyeing a potential deal for the striker. (Football Insider)

- Liverpool, Real Madrid and AC Milan are set to face off for the signature of Angelo Stiller, with the VfB Stuttgart midfielder attracting interest heading into January. (Ekrem Konur)

- Liverpool would be willing to trigger the €55 million permanent clause in Ronald Araújo's contract this January, but the Barcelona defender's loan only includes the option for the end of the season. The 27-year-old has been a regular at right back for the Reds since joining on loan in the summer. (Marca)

- Borussia Mönchengladbach attacking midfielder Wael Mohya, 17, is now attracting interest from Liverpool, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and AC Milan after a breakthrough season in the Bundesliga. (Ekrem Konur)

- Versatile midfielder Brian Fariñas is set to extend his contract with Barcelona, as the 20-year-old holds new talks with sporting director Deco. The Spaniard has featured three times for the Blaugrana so far this season, and has filled in at full back. (Marca)

- Two clubs outside of Serie A have been enquiring about the future of Juventus winger Edon Zhegrova, with the 27-year-old Kosovo international facing a potential exit in January. (Nicolò Schira)

- Juventus remain keen on signing striker Alexander Sørloth from Atlético Madrid, after failing in their pursuit in the summer. Discussions have already been held about a deal for the 30-year-old. (La Gazzetta dello Sport)

- Juventus are also keeping a close eye on Hakan Çalhanoğlu, as his contract situation with Inter Milan unravels. The Old Lady remain keen on the 32-year-old midfielder, who is a free agent next summer, while talks over a new deal have seemingly stalled. (Tuttosport)

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