Transfer news and rumours LIVE: Jardim considered for Real Madrid job

With Philippe Coutinho having returned to Inter with Barcelona on Tuesday, Goal has taken a look at the biggest transfer mistakes made by the San Siro outfit.

They have let some considerable talent slip through their net down the years.

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Manchester City's Lukas Nmecha has drawn interest from Bournemouth, according to the Sun.

The forward is currently on a season-long loan, but has yet to score for the Championship.

The loan is Nmecha's first away from Man City with the forward impressing Eddie Howe during his time with the England U-21s. 

Following recent reports linking Aresene Wenger to AC Milan, the former Arsenal boss has come out to refute the rumours.

Calling the speculation '"fake news", Wenger denied that he's been in negotiations to replace the under-fire Gennaro Guttuso.

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Juventus appear ready to spend big as the club is eyeing Jadon Sancho, Anthony Martial and Moussa Dembele, according to Tuttosport.

Sancho has rapidly become one of the more talked about players in Europe as he has broken thrrough in a big way with Borussia Dortmund.

Martial and Dembele, meanwhile, are intriguing options due to their contract situations as both are set to see deals expire this summer, although Martial still has one option year left with Manchester United. 

Danny Welbeck is a target of Crystal Palace as the club looks to seal a deal in January according to the Sun.

The Arseanl forward is out of contract at the end of the season and has yet to be offered a new deal by the Gunners.

Palace, meanwhile, could certainly use a boost in the goalscoring department and Roy Hodgson has experience with Welbeck dating back to his tenure as England boss. 

West Ham's Issa Diop joked that he may need to check with his agent amid rumours linking him to Paris Saint-Germain.

The Frenchman joined the Premier League club this summer for a record fee and has made 12 appearances thus far.

Now, though, he's being linked with a major move to PSG, and the defender insists he's unaware but intrigued.

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The LA Galaxy have fired vice president of soccer operations Peter Vagenas after a second straight season missing the playoffs. 

"The club has made the decision to part ways with Pete Vagenas," Galaxy president Chris Klein said in a statement. "After the last two seasons, we felt this move was in the best interest of the LA Galaxy going forward."

Vagenas was named the Galaxy's general manager in 2016 before taking on his new role at the end of the 2017 season. 
 

West Ham and Watford are eyeing a move for RB Leipzig midfielder Diego Demme, according to Calciomercato. 

The 26-year-old holding midfielder has impressed for the Bundesliga side, earning a call-up to the German national team last year.

Demme has made more than 150 appearances for Leipzig since a 2014 move from Paderborn. 

Manchester City are keeping an eye on Crystal Palace right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka, according to the Mirror. 

The 20-year-old has broken through to become a regular for Palace this season after making his debut in February. 

Everton are also keeping tabs on Wan-Bissaka, who has a contract at Selhurst Park through 2022. 

AC Milan are planning a January move for Manchester United defender Eric Bailly, reports ESPN FC.

The 24-year-old has fallen out of favour at Old Trafford, having not made an appearance for United since early October. 

Bailly's contract is set to expire at the end of next season, and discussions over a renewal have not yet begun. 

Paul Pogba has been told that “Italian football suits him”, with former Manchester United star Jaap Stam not surprised to have seen talk of a potential return to Juventus surface.

The Dutchman told Il Bianconero: “A possible return to Juventus? I have no idea if he’s happy at Manchester United but I’m sure he would be good at Juventus. Italian football suits him.”

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Barcelona defender Jordi Alba has seen his house broken into while on Champions League duty in Milan, reports La Vanguardia.

The Spain international is preparing to face Inter in European competition, but Catalan police are set to launch an investigation into a burglary at his home address.

Despite making €250 million (£218m/$285m) a year less than Manchester United, Serie A champions Juventus have consistently outperformed their English rivals in the transfer market.

How have they done that? Goal takes a look right here.

AC Milan striker Andre Silva has expressed his regret following his loan move to Sevilla during the summer transfer window, inistsing that he would have prefered to remain at the San Siro.

The 23-year-old has scored seven goals in his first 14 games in La Liga and he still harbours ambitions to become one of Europe's most deadly strikers in the coming years.

"I am working to become the best striker in the World," Silva stated.

"I didn't want to leave AC Milan, I wanted to play. I wanted to have opportunities and be the André that I always was.

"But I definitely needed more game time. I had many options but in the end I said yes to Sevilla. Now I am here and I feel I've done the best possible choice."

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According to Diario Sport, Real Madrid have a verbal agreement in place with River Plate for the transfer of Exequiel Palacios, with the deal set to be completed in 2019.

The 20-year-old midfielder will sign a five-year contract at the Santiago Bernabeu and will cost the European champions €15m (£13m, $17m).

Palacios has already earned two caps at international level with Argentina and was also a reported target for Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.

According to Don Balon, Real Madrid winger Gareth Bale is high on Manchester United's list of potential signings next summer and they may be able to acquire him for a cut-price fee.

The Welshman's market value has dropped recently and by the end of the season, he could be worth around €80m ($91m, £70m), with Madrid officials ready to acknowledge that they made a mistake in thinking he could fill the gap in the squad left by Cristiano Ronaldo's departure to Juventus.

Bale has between now and the end of the current campaign to turn things around in Spain, but United are poised to prepare a bid for the 29-year-old if his situation fails to improve.

Former Monaco manager Leonardo Jardim, who was replaced by Thierry Henry in October, could be set to take on the manager's job at Real Madrid, ESPN report.

The article states that Jardim is one of a number of managers under consideration for the top job at the Bernabeu, including Antonio Conte, Roberto Martinez and Mauricio Pochettino.

During his time with Monaco, Jardim guided a young side to the Ligue 1 title and the Champions League semi-finals in 2016/17.

Tottenham goalkeeper Michel Vorm has told De Telegraaf that he may look to leave the club when his contract expires at the end of this season and has admitted that sitting on the bench is 'boring'.

Mauricio Pochettino is weighing up whether to play either Vorm or fellow Spurs goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga in their Champions League clash with PSV on Tuesday, with Hugo Lloris suspended.

Vorm, though, says there's a chance he may be on the move at the end of this season.

"I think I have a few good years for myself. My contract expires after this season, then we'll see how it goes. I feel very good. Now I have to make sure that I stay fit. It's always boring to sit on the bench or in the stands."

Liverpool midfielder Fabinho has admitted that he's 'not totally settled' at Anfield yet, but says he feels he's now on 'the right path'.

The Brazil international has started three consecutive matches for the Reds and could be in line for a fourth when Jurgen Klopp's side take on Red Star Belgrade this evening.

"I'm not totally settled just yet," Fabinho said.

"I'm still adapting to here but I believe that I'm now used to the football style, especially when it comes to the intensity of the game which is really different from the league that I came from."

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