Transfers

Cristiano Ronaldo claimed clubs around the world fought for his signature, including ones in Europe, before Al-Nassr landed him for a record contract.

Cristiano Ronaldo was suited and booted as he arrived at MRSOOL Park to be unveiled as a new player of Saudi side Al-Nassr.

The social media superstar has already drawn attention to Saudi Arabian football - the question now is whether he can keep a hold of it

Gary Neville has suggested that Chelsea are paying over the odds for World Cup winner Enzo Fernandez amid talk of a €127 million (£112m/$134m) bid.

Brendan Rodgers has delivered an update on Youri Tielemans’ future, with Leicester still hoping to agree a new contract with the Arsenal-linked star.

Liverpool are in the market for midfield reinforcements, and Dietmar Hamann has suggested that Newcastle star Joelinton could be the ideal target.

Philippe Coutinho is “very happy” at Aston Villa, says Douglas Luiz, with the Brazilian in no rush to head home despite being linked with Corinthians.

Erik ten Hag says Manchester United are “looking for better” if the right targets become available in the January transfer window.

Though they are set to be busy bringing in new faces, the Gunners might also be open to letting some players move on in the next few weeks

Manchester United may have parted with Cristiano Ronaldo, but Erik ten Hag insists they will not be “burning money” on another striker.

GOAL takes a look at the biggest transfer news and rumours from around the world.

Manchester United are preparing a €60m offer for Eintracht Frankfurt forward Randal Kolo Muani, but could face competition from Bayern Munich.

World Cup winner Enzo Fernandez is facing disciplinary action at Benfica after missing two training sessions with the club.

Manchester United are in the market to sign a replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo and are in pole position to land attacker Marcus Thuram.

Chelsea are closing in on World Cup winner Enzo Fernandez after talks with Benfica progressed swiftly over a €127m deal for the midfielder.

Cristiano Ronaldo's plane has landed in Saudi Arabia ahead of the superstar's unveiling as an Al-Nassr player.

Alexis Mac Allister has played down reports of potentially leaving Brighton after returning as a World Cup winner, insisting he is happy at the club.

Liverpool could follow up on their long-standing interest in Matheus Nunes despite him struggling since making a move to Wolves last summer.

Alexis Mac Allister would be better off finishing the season with Brighton instead of making a move in January, coach Roberto De Zerbi insists.

GOAL can confirm that Arsenal have made an improved offer for Mykhailo Mudryk as they step up their attempts to land their priority January target.

Alexis Mac Allister and Moises Caicedo are generating transfer talk, but Brighton CEO Paul Barber insists neither has attracted a formal bid.

Graham Potter is looking for Chelsea to block out the “noise” that will inevitably be generated during the January transfer window.

Bournemouth have reportedly made an approach for Weston McKennie, with Juventus prepared to part with the United States international in January.

Arsenal and Manchester United are reportedly interested in taking Joao Felix on loan, but will not meet Atletico Madrid’s current demands.

Luka Modric has reportedly snubbed big-money offers from MLS and Saudi Arabia as he holds out for a new contract at Real Madrid.

The Reds have already added Cody Gakpo to their ranks, but who could be on their way out of Anfield this month?

Romelu Lukaku has confirmed that he wants to seal a permanent return to Inter as he hopes to "find a way with Chelsea".

GOAL takes a look at the biggest transfer news and rumours from around the world.

Jurgen Klopp has hinted that Cody Gakpo could be Liverpool's last signing of the transfer window, despite links with a host of midfielders.