Football transfer rumours: Man Utd eye Gyokeres move; Liverpool plot Tchouameni arrival | OneFootball

90min rounds up the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip circulating around the world...

Liverpool hope to sign Real Madrid's Aurelien Tchouameni and plan to enquire about the midfielder's availability when Los Blancos visit Anfield for their Champions League clash next week. (Defense Central - Spain)

Barcelona's Ansu Fati will not make a move to Fenerbahce in January after Jose Mourinho's side deemed him a poor signing following his recent muscle injury. The winger has made just four La Liga appearances this season. (Marca - Spain)

Ruben Amorim has identified three targets that he hopes to bring to Manchester United. Everton's Jarrad Branthwaite, Sporting CP's Viktor Gyokeres and Galatasaray loanee Victor Osimhen have all made the shortlist. (Fichajes - Spain)

Real Madrid's teenage star Arda Guler could make a move to Arsenal after struggling to earn game time under Carlo Ancelotti this season. (Fichajes - Spain)

Guler could move to Arsenal / Diego Souto/GettyImages

Manchester City's James McAtee could leave the club in January with both Fulham and West Ham keen on his signature. (The Guardian)

Arsenal will refuse to let William Saliba leave the club, despite interest from Real Madrid. The Gunners view the defender as key for the future and are willing to block any potential exit. (Football Insider)

Tottenham Hotspur will consider selling Cristian Romero if they are able to find a suitable replacement for the centre-back. (Football Insider)

Manchester United are still expected to lose Christian Eriksen at the end of the season, with no plan for a new deal currently in place. (Fabrizio Romano)

Liverpool and Tottenham could be forced to battle for the signature of Fulham defender Joachim Andersen - who only joined the west London side in the summer. (Caught Offside)

Chelsea are eyeing up a move for Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher and could make a move to bring him to Stamford Bridge next summer. (The Sun)