Frenkie de Jong, Matthijs de Ligt and now Donny van de Beek?
Ajax lost stars De Jong and De Ligt in the off-season and Van de Beek is now reportedly nearing an Amsterdam exit.
It may be the case that the midfielder can choose between the two Spanish powerhouse clubs.
TOP STORY – BARCA & MADRID WANT VAN DE BEEK
LaLiga giants Barcelona and Real Madrid are battling to sign Ajax midfielder Donny van de Beek, according to reports.
Van de Beek was heavily linked to Madrid as an alternative to Manchester United star Paul Pogba during the previous transfer window.
Now, Sport claims Van de Beek could be available for between €50-60million.
ROUND-UP
– Bayer Leverkusen are poised to sign River Plate’s Exequiel Palacios, says Kicker. Palacios – previously tipped to join Madrid – is set to move to Bundesliga outfit Leverkusen in January in a €22m deal.
– Mundo Deportivo and Calciomercarto claim Barca and Milan have met to discuss the future of defender Jean-Clair Todibo. LaLiga champions Barca are reportedly happy to part with the 19-year-old.
– According to 90min, Liverpool are set to beat Manchester City and Chelsea to Coventry City left-back Sam McCallum.
EXCLUSIVE: Chelsea are already lining up their January moves. https://t.co/MkYv62nMPm
— 90min (@90min_Football) December 15, 2019
– Zlatan Ibrahimovic has walked away from negotiations with Milan, reports Calciomercato. A free agent after leaving LA Galaxy, Ibrahimovic has been linked with a return to Milan, as well as Napoli. But the 38-year-old is reportedly not moving back to San Siro after failing to reach an agreement.
– Valencia teenager Ferran Torres is high on the agenda of Madrid, according to AS. The 19-year-old is attracting interest from across Europe, including Liverpool and Juventus.
– Keen to provide competition for Tammy Abraham, 90min says Chelsea are considering a January bid for Bordeaux forward Josh Maja.
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