Chiesa's January exit looms as Haaland leans towards Barcelona

On Saturday, Liverpool forward Federico Chiesa confirmed his desire to depart Anfield, while Manchester City striker Erling Haaland appears set to choose Barcelona over Arsenal if he exits the Premier League. Both players are linked with summer moves, but Chiesa's exit is slated for January, whereas Haaland's decision could come sooner.

Inter Milan, Lazio and Atalanta are interested in signing the 28‑year‑old Italian forward. The Serie A clubs see Chiesa as a key addition as he prepares to leave Liverpool in January.

Arsenal possess the financial muscle to sign the 26‑year‑old Norway striker from Manchester City. Nevertheless, Haaland is deemed more likely to complete a move to Barcelona than to the Gunners.

Juventus remain keen on Brentford's 22‑year‑old Italian right‑back Michael Kayode. The Serie A giants view the young defender as a valuable reinforcement.

Arsenal chase as Liverpool and Real Madrid target €25m midfielder

Mexico midfielder Gilberto Mora, 17, would rather join Real Madrid or Barcelona than Liverpool if he departs Club Tijuana next year. His preference highlights the allure of the Spanish giants for emerging talent.

Barcelona's Spanish forward Dani Olmo, also 28, has rejected speculation linking him with Arsenal, Chelsea or clubs in the Saudi Pro‑League. The forward insists he is committed to staying in Catalonia.

Former Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola plans to attend his former club's Champions League fixture with Paris St‑Germain on 14 October. The former manager's presence underscores his ongoing support for the English side.