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Transfer Window Open: Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal in the Spotlight

The January transfer window is now open, and the transfer show is back in full swing. Our reporters, Mark McAdam and Dares Chef, bring you the latest updates from Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal.

Marcus Rashford’s Future at Manchester United

Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford is a man in demand, with interest from Italy and the Premier League. Our sources suggest that AC Milan have internally discussed a potential move for the 24-year-old, but a loan deal would require Manchester United to pay a significant portion of Rashford’s wages. United are yet to receive an official offer, and Ruben Amorim has said that Rashford’s future is up to him, as long as he trains properly.

Joshua Xerx’s Situation at Manchester United

Joshua Xerx, who signed for Manchester United in the summer, is not feeling the love from the fans. Despite his best efforts, he has struggled to impress, and Juventus are reportedly interested in taking him on loan. However, Xerx has made it clear that he wants to stay at Old Trafford and prove himself to Ruben Amorim.

Wolves’ Injury Crisis

Wolves are dealing with an injury crisis, with Kuna suspended and Matos K’s future uncertain. However, our sources suggest that talks are progressing nicely, and a deal could be agreed soon. Wolves are desperate to keep Matos K, who has been instrumental in their season.

Arsenal’s Injury List Grows

Arsenal’s injury list is growing, with Ethan Weri the latest to be ruled out for a few weeks. Despite this, Mikel Arteta has said that the focus is on working with the players they have, rather than bringing in new signings.

Bournemouth’s Transfer Targets

Bournemouth are looking to strengthen their squad, with talks underway with L in Argentina over 19-year-old left-back Julio Cair. The deal is at an advanced stage, and the player could join the club soon.

Business Logic Takes Over Football

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe believes that business logic is taking over football, with clubs forced to make decisions based on financial considerations rather than footballing ones. This could be the way forward for many clubs, as they look to balance their books and compete in the transfer market.

Douglas Luiz’s Future

Douglas Luiz, who left Aston Villa for Juventus in the summer, could be set for a return to the Premier League. Real Madrid are not interested in the player, but two Premier League clubs are believed to be tracking him. A loan deal or loan with an option could be on the cards.