**Atletico Madrid Eye Garnacho Move**

 

Atletico Madrid Eye Garnacho in January, United in Talks with Diallo Over New Deal – Wednesday's Gossip

Atletico Madrid are considering a move for Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho, 20, in January. (Fichajes – in Spanish)

Manchester United are in advanced talks to extend the contract of 22-year-old Ivory Coast winger Amad Diallo, whose current deal expires next summer. (ESPN)

Roma boss Claudio Ranieri has stated that Argentina forward Paulo Dybala, 31, can leave the club if he is unhappy, following a meeting between his agent and Galatasaray. (Corriere dello Sport – in Italian)

Manchester United are set to battle Bundesliga side RB Leipzig for the loan signing of Paris St-Germain's France forward Randal Kolo Muani, 26, in January. (Football Insider)

Chelsea, Aston Villa, Stuttgart, and Newcastle are interested in 18-year-old Stefanos Tzimas, a Greece U21 forward currently on loan at Nurnberg from PAOK. (ESPN)

Southampton continue talks with Sheffield Wednesday's German manager Danny Rohl over their managerial vacancy. (Sky Germany)

Saints are also considering West Brom's Carlos Corberan as a potential candidate. (Sky Sports)

West Ham have been scouting Freiburg's 22-year-old German goalkeeper Noah Atubolu. (Fabrizio Romano)

Burnley are in advanced talks to sign Peru right-back Oliver Sonne, 24, from Silkeborg for £2.5m. (Football Insider)

Former Birmingham City and Millwall boss Gary Rowett is in advanced talks with Oxford United over their managerial vacancy. (John Percy/Telegraph)

Barcelona have warned both Uruguay defender Ronald Araujo, 25, and Dutch midfielder Frenkie de Jong, 27, to sign new contracts or risk being transfer-listed. (Sport – in Spanish)

Everton are monitoring 22-year-old Morocco striker Hamza Igamane of Rangers, as the futures of England forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 27, and Portuguese striker Beto, 26, remain uncertain. (TBR Football)

Juventus are planning a move for Feyenoord and Slovakia defender David Hancko, 27, to strengthen their defense. (Calciomercato – in Italian)