This week’s transfer roundup 💰 | OneFootball

Official announcements and credible rumors: a look back at this week’s transfer news.

It’s signed ✍️

- Isco has extended his contract with Real Betis until 2028.

- Former Madrid coach Manuel Pellegrini has extended his stay at Betis until 2027. 

Credible rumors ✅

- PSG has reportedly reached an agreement with Pacho for a contract extension over several seasons (L'Equipe).

- Heavily linked with FC Barcelona, Harry Kane has dismissed rumors of leaving Bayern.

- Sergio Ramos has reportedly decided to leave Monterrey to seek a new challenge (Marca).

- Real Madrid has reportedly dropped the idea of signing Ibrahima Konaté. Liverpool has already been informed of this decision (Fabrizio Romano).

-  Vinicius has informed Real Madrid that he does not wish to extend his contract as long as his relationship with Xabi Alonso does not improve (The Athletic).

- Hansi Flick has reportedly identified three players to strengthen his defense: Nico Schlotterbeck, Marc Guéhi, and Gonçalo Inácio (Mundo Deportivo)

- Out of contract at Barça, Robert Lewandowski has reportedly turned down an offer from Fenerbahçe (AS).

- Targeted by PSG, Eric Garcia will ultimately extend his contract at FC Barcelona (L'Équipe).

- Previously expected to leave in January, a departure for Jonathan David is no longer on the agenda (Fabrizio Romano).

- Kenan Yildiz reportedly wants sporting guarantees before extending his contract at Juventus (Eurosport).

- Liverpool has decided to keep Arne Slot as head coach despite the poor run of results (Daily Mail).

- OM is negotiating with Darryl Bakola for a contract extension (RMC).

- Signing a central attacking midfielder will be OM’s top priority in the winter transfer window (L'Équipe).

- AS Monaco has reportedly set Akliouche’s price for upcoming transfer windows (The Athletic).

- RC Lens has reportedly started negotiations to extend three key players whose contracts are expiring (ICI Nord).

- Pierre Sage has confirmed RC Lens’ interest in Krépin Diatta, the Monaco player.

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