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Arsenal could move for Endrick in January, Sunday gossip says

Sunday gossip links Arsenal with a January move for Endrick due to his game time at Real Madrid, while Liverpool and Barcelona watch other targets.

By TuFutbolero Newsroom

The Sunday transfer chatter is already moving into winter mode, and one name stands out: Endrick. As reported by BBC Sport, Arsenal are believed to be interested in a January move for the Brazil and Real Madrid forward, with growing concern that his minutes in the Spanish capital may not be where they should be.

The rumour, attributed to Teamtalk, suggests that doubts are increasing around the 20-year-old’s playing time at Real Madrid. The implication is that if his role doesn’t improve, the market could open for him and Arsenal may try to take advantage.

Other big threads

The same BBC Sport round-up also points to Liverpool and Florian Wirtz. Football Insider claims that Liverpool expect offers in January for the 23-year-old German midfielder, but they insist they have no intention of selling.

Then there’s Barcelona and Erling Haaland. According to Football Insider, the Catalan club still wants the Manchester City striker and could come with a “huge” offer next year, rather than immediately.

More rumours bubbling

Away from the headline names, the gossip includes reports that Tottenham rejected an offer from UAE side Shabab Al Ahli for Richarlison (29), via Ekrem Konur on X. It also mentions monitoring of Noni Madueke by Juventus and Atletico Madrid, alongside contract talks in Paris for several forwards.

So, the immediate angle is Arsenal watching Endrick’s situation closely as the January window approaches. Source: BBC Sport.

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