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The summer window has been and gone, but Premier League clubs remain active in the transfer market with Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham still exploring potential deals ahead of January. Arsenal are believed to be closing in on the signing of Vincent Joseph - a young striker from Liverpool - and remain interested in Kenan Yildiz and Eli Junior Kroupi, amid shock links Rio Ngumoha.

The Gunners have been handed a boost over long-term target Julian Alvarez as Barcelona want Harry Kane instead, while Chelsea are expected to sign a replacement for Enzo Fernandez in January, but may have moved on from Lamine Camara with Marc Bernal and Manu Kone the latest names to be linked. Bournemouth's Alex Scott is a long-time target. Liverpool could be the destination for Camara as Bayern Munich sniff around Florian Wirtz.

Man Utd are fighting to keep hold of talented youngster JJ Gabriel amid a shock request to leave. Tottenham are said to be keen on appointing Piero Ausilio as their new sporting director ahead of the winter window opening. Follow the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip live below!

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Liverpool target Camara

Liverpool are considering a January move for Lamine Camara.

The 22-year-old Monaco and Senegal midfielder missed out on a Deadline Day move to Chelsea, but Football Insider claims the Reds are now ready to enter the race.

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Man Utd eye Endrick

Manchester United are monitoring Endrick as they weigh up a January move for the Brazilian talent.

Presently at Real Madrid, Team Talk suggest the 20-year-old could push to leave in search of improved playing time.

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ICYMI: Dean Henderson signs new Crystal Palace deal

Crystal Palace captain Dean Henderson has signed a new long-term contract until the summer of 2030, writes Sam Tabuteau.

The England international will become the highest-paid player at the club, underlining his importance to Palace after taking over the captaincy from Marc Guehi in January.

Under Henderson’s leadership, Palace recovered from a mid-season slump to lift the Conference League with a 1-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano in May.

The 29-year-old has been a crucial player in an unprecedented era of success for Palace, famously saving Omar Marmoush’s penalty as the Eagles beat Manchester City to win the FA Cup.

Henderson is currently sidelined until after the international break with an ankle injury suffered in pre-season and is likely to pull out of selection when Thomas Tuchel names his Nations League squad.

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Arsenal 'revive Rodrygo interest'

Arsenal have reportedly revived their interest in signing Real Madrid winger Rodrygo, who is currently recovering from a ruptured ACL.

The Gunners are reported by Team Talk to be keeping a keen eye on his recovery as they weigh up a January transfer.

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Rodri reveals Mourinho talks before Barcelona move

Rodri has revealed to Mundo Deportivo that Jose Mourinho attempted to convince him to join Real Madrid this summer, before he ultimately moved to Barcelona.

The Spaniard was intent on leaving Man City to return to his home country this past summer, and La Liga’s two heavyweights were both intent on his signature.

Barcelona won the race, sealing a £65.4m deal despite Mourinho’s attempts to win him over.

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Could Arsenal or Chelsea sign JJ Gabriel?

JJ Gabriel is pushing to leave Manchester United after a bombshell update on the future of one of football’s brightest young talents.

The news first broke on Tuesday that Gabriel wanted to exit Old Trafford and is seeking his registration with the club to be cancelled with immediate effect.

Such a shock demand came before the player was expected to potentially make his senior competitive debut for Man Utd aged just 15 in the Carabao Cup third-round tie against Brighton on Wednesday night.

Attention has now quickly turned to which club Gabriel could join next, with the race on to secure the services of arguably the most exciting teenager in the English game who has long since been a viral sensation dubbed as ‘Kid Messi’.

Standard Sport understands that he does not have a preferred destination lined up yet, though most clubs in Europe would surely happily welcome him with open arms.

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Henderson becomes Crystal Palace's highest-paid player

Crystal Palace captain Dean Henderson has signed a new long-term contract until the summer of 2030.

The England international will become the highest-paid player at the club, underlining his importance to Palace after taking over the captaincy from Marc Guehi in January.

Under Henderson’s leadership, Palace recovered from a mid-season slump to lift the Conference League with a 1-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano in May.

The 29-year-old has been a crucial player in an unprecedented era of success for Palace, famously saving Omar Marmoush’s penalty as the Eagles beat Manchester City to win the FA Cup.

Henderson is currently sidelined until after the international break with an ankle injury suffered in pre-season and is likely to pull out of selection when Thomas Tuchel names his Nations League squad.

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Henderson signs!

Crystal Palace have announced a new contract for captain Dean Henderson.

Rio Ngumoha contract latest after shock Arsenal 'interest'

Liverpool will hope to finalise Rio Ngumoha’s contract extension amid new suggestions of shock transfer interest from a number of clubs including Arsenal.

Ngumoha is widely regarded as one of the most talented young players in English football, having made quick progress since arriving at Anfield in September 2024 after rejecting multiple contract offers to remain at Chelsea, who a tribunal later ruled were owed at least £2.8million with potential add-ons rising to £4m.

He initially joined Liverpool’s academy setup, but impressed so much that he swiftly made his first-team debut for the club under former boss Arne Slot in the FA Cup in January 2025 aged just 16 years and 135 days, their second-youngest senior debutant of all time.

Ngumoha made a full first-team breakthrough last season and has become a key part of the club’s attack, scoring twice and registering one assist in 35 appearances across all competitions to date.

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Next Arsenal transfer imminent as striker bids farewell to Liverpool

Vincent Joseph has bid farewell to Liverpool, with the young striker expected to sign for Arsenal.

As first reported by the The Athletic last month, an agreement has been in place between Arsenal and the England youth international after he did not sign scholarship terms at Anfield this summer following the expiration of his schoolboy registration contract.

Furthermore, it was reported at the time that the Gunners and Liverpool were discussing a fee settlement for the 16-year-old striker.

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