Manchester City are reportedly leading the race to sign Atalanta midfielder Ederson, a potential £50 million replacement for the injured Rodri, ahead of the January transfer window.

City are exploring midfield options following Rodri's injury in October, which is expected to sideline him for the remainder of the season. Although Rodri hopes to return late in the campaign, speculation about a new signing has intensified.

According to Calciomercato, City are targeting Ederson and are believed to be ahead of Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus in the pursuit of the Brazilian. Atalanta have reportedly set a €60 million (£50 million) asking price for the midfielder, who has made 17 appearances this season in Serie A.

However, Atalanta are said to have no plans to sell Ederson in January, though a significant offer from City could potentially change their stance.

Ederson has also been linked with Liverpool, who have reportedly monitored the 24-year-old extensively.

This transfer speculation comes as Pep Guardiola recently signed a contract extension with Manchester City, securing his tenure at the Etihad Stadium beyond the current season. The extension will see Guardiola surpass a decade in charge of the club.

Ronaldo for president?

The football legend has expressed his interest in leading the Brazilian Football Association.

He also shared what he’s currently doing to turn this dream into reality.

Ronaldo has plans of becoming Brazil FA boss. His first appointment could be Pep Guardiola. Details in comments.

Real Madrid is reportedly open to selling Aurelien Tchouameni, a player they signed for up to $106 million (€100 million), with interest already coming from Premier League clubs such as Manchester United and Liverpool. The report, shared by OK Diario director Eduardo Inda on the Spanish TV program El Chiringuito, cites anonymous sources.

Tchouameni joined Real Madrid in June 2022 after Los Blancos outbid Liverpool, securing his transfer from AS Monaco in a deal worth an initial $85 million (€80 million), with potential add-ons pushing the fee beyond $105 million.

His arrival at Real Madrid coincided with Casemiro's move to Manchester United. Now, two years later, with the Brazilian midfielder no longer at his peak, both United and Liverpool are reportedly keen to compete for the services of the Qatar 2022 finalist.

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Neymar has revealed the Premier League clubs he would consider joining as questions arise over his future with Al Hilal. The 32-year-old winger's contract with the Saudi Pro League side is set to expire at the end of the season, leaving his next move uncertain.

Starting in January, foreign clubs can engage in pre-contract discussions with Neymar for a potential free transfer in the summer—unless he signs an extension. If no deal is agreed upon, Al Hilal will face a tough decision: risk losing Neymar for free or sell him in the upcoming transfer window.

Meanwhile, the Brazilian star has been strongly linked with a return to Santos, the club where he first gained international acclaim as a rising talent.

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"I had to leave Arsenal despite my £20m contract—and I have no regrets," says former Arsenal and Chelsea winger Willian, now playing for Olympiacos in Greece. The Brazilian veteran has revealed his ambition to become a football agent, driven by a desire to guide young talents and help them avoid the common pitfalls of the sport.

Speaking in an interview with the Daily Telegraph, Willian shared his perspective on the challenges players face: "You can ruin your career and your life if you don’t have good people who always tell you the truth." He also issued a warning to young players, emphasizing the importance of staying grounded and cautious in their professional journey.

𝐎𝐅𝐅𝐈𝐂𝐈𝐀𝐋: Raphinha becomes Brazil’s new number 10 with immediate effect, confirmed.