Lautaro Martinez’s future continues to dominate headlines.
Martinez was tipped to leave Inter for Barcelona at the start of the season, but a move did not materialise amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Now, Manchester City are emerging as a serious suitor.
TOP STORY – CITY WANT LAUTARO
Manchester City are continuing their pursuit of Inter star Lautaro Martinez, according to the Mirror.
Martinez has been heavily linked with LaLiga giants Barcelona, as well as Real Madrid and City, where Pep Guardiola is eyeing a long-term replacement for Sergio Aguero.
The Argentina international has made his demands clear to Inter, who are hoping to re-sign Martinez.
Initial contract talks had broken downhttps://t.co/yu6wzQWGP6
— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) November 28, 2020
ROUND-UP
– Barca are open to the idea of selling Ousmane Dembele, says Mundo Deportivo. Dembele was wanted by Manchester United prior to the previous transfer window closing and Barca are reportedly aware of contacts between the France international and the Premier League side.
– Arsenal are ready to part with club-record signing Nicolas Pepe, reports the Daily Star. Unconvinced about the Ivory Coast international, the Gunners are even reportedly open to a loan move amid links to Milan.
– The Sun claims Leeds United want Sevilla boss Julen Lopetegui once fan favourite Marcelo Bielsa leaves Elland Road.
– The Mirror claims United want to sign former defender Jonny Evans from Leicester City. Evans – who won three Premier League titles at Old Trafford – left United for West Brom in 2015 before joining Leicester in 2018.
– Barca have offered Philippe Coutinho to Juventus, according to Calciomercato. Barca need to raise funds as they look to recruit Lyon captain Memphis Depay and City defender Eric Garcia.
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