Bayern And United Youngster
Bayern Munich have held fresh talks with the representatives of Manchester United youngster JJ Gabriel regarding a potential transfer. No formal offer has been made to the sixteen year old yet because the German club has not received a firm commitment. They also worry that the teenager might prefer a move to Spain instead. A January switch is currently planned for Gabriel, who has not trained with United since walking out on the club before their Carabao Cup fixture against Brighton and Hove Albion on September 16. Manchester United still want to keep the player.
Interest In Josh King
Liverpool are considering a move in January for Fulham midfielder Josh King. The nineteen year old is also attracting attention from Arsenal, Manchester United, Borussia Dortmund, and Barcelona following a strong start to the season. Fulham are reluctant to sell, but Liverpool view him as a potential long term addition and will keep watching his performances. King remains under contract at Craven Cottage until June 2029.
Other Moves And Contract Talks
Bayern Munich have renewed their interest in Barcelona midfielder Dani Olmo and could think about a January move. The twenty eight year old is still part of Hansi Flick's plans, but he faces competition for playing time from Fermin Lopez. Barcelona might listen to offers around ninety million euros, though no formal bid has been confirmed yet. Meanwhile, contract talks between Harry Kane and Bayern Munich are moving forward, with both sides confident an agreement will be reached soon.
Predictions for these teams
Read next
- Football predictions today
- Jackpot predictions this week
- Premier League and every other league
- Premier League official website
Good to know: We are not paid for any link on this page.
Be the first to comment
Tell us who you think wins and why. Keep it friendly. Links are removed on their own.
Note: comments are the writer own opinion, not ours, and never a tip from us.
18+Read this before you bet
- There are no sure bets. Every tip on this page is a chance worked out from data about the next game. A tip at 70 percent still loses about three times in ten. Anyone selling a sure bet or a fixed match is lying.
- Betting is not income. Never bet to pay rent, school fees or a loan, and never borrow to bet, including from mobile loan apps.
- 18 and over only. Betting under 18 is illegal in Kenya.
- Use licensed bookmakers. Only bet with operators licensed by the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Kenya. Prices here can change before you bet, so check them first.
- Gambling can be addictive. If it stops being fun, stop. Read our responsible betting page or visit Responsible Gaming Federation of Kenya.
Good to know: We are not a bookmaker and we do not take bets. Full details are in our disclaimer.
