The clubs aim to strengthen their squads for next summer.
Live Transfer Market: News, Transfers and Rumors Today, March 20, 2023
Odegaard set to extend with Arsenal
The Norwegian playmaker, formerly with Real Madrid, will see his Emirates contract run through 2025. Reports from football outlets suggest Arsenal is preparing an extension through 2030, paired with a substantial salary rise. Both parties appear inclined to seal a new deal. This season, the Norwegian found the back of the net 10 times and contributed 7 assists in 35 appearances.
Andreas Pereira, a Chelsea target
With Mason Mount’s potential exit looming, Chelsea has entered the race for Andreas Pereira. The Fulham standout has been among the Premier League’s most impressive performers this season, prompting Stamford Bridge to consider a signing that could replace England’s midfield presence. ESPN notes Chelsea is targeting Pereira alongside Atlético Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain in what could become a multi-club contest for the 27-year-old attacker. Pereira joined Fulham this summer, and his form has drawn strong interest.
Harry Kane valued at around 100 million
The Times reports Tottenham would entertain a single upfront payment if they were to part with England captain Harry Kane. Manchester United has shown interest, but Spurs remain confident Kane will stay for now.
Salah stays at Anfield for now
Mohamed Salah is not set to depart Liverpool next season. His agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, dismissed circulating rumors when asked about a potential exit. With a contract through 2025, Salah has emphasized his desire to remain a Red for the foreseeable future.
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Plans for Samuel Lino at Atlético
Atlético Madrid has not yet decided Lino’s fate. Valencia is pressing to extend the loan by another year, while Atleti wants to wait until the current spell ends and the pre-season with Simeone is complete. A final decision on whether he stays or leaves will come after the summer talks.
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Chiesa and Barca in the spotlight
Calciomercato reports that Federico Chiesa, currently with Juventus, has drawn serious attention from FC Barcelona. Xavi Hernandez reportedly admires the Italian’s profile, making a potential move a talking point for the Catalan side.
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Conte’s future at Tottenham under scrutiny
Antonio Conte is not expected to continue as Tottenham Hotspur manager. A tense press conference suggesting dissension within the club has fueled speculation that changes may be on the horizon, with some voices within the press and squad calling for a shift this week.
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Lampard could return to management
Frank Lampard, a Chelsea legend, is rumored to be in the mix for managerial jobs again. Several Premier League clubs are linked with the former England international as they search for leadership on the touchline, including Leicester City, Southampton, Fulham, and Crystal Palace.
Chelsea’s push to sign Joao Félix
Chelsea remains satisfied with Joao Félix’s performances during the loan spell. When the deal ends, the club plans to renew discussions with Atlético Madrid in hopes of a sale. Atlético reportedly seeks a price around 100 million euros.
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Brahim Díaz faces a pivotal moment
Brahim Díaz, on loan from Real Madrid, has a purchase option at AC Milan estimated around 22 million euros. Milan seeks a lower figure, and Madrid must decide how to respond. Chelsea and Newcastle are watching closely as the summer negotiation unfolds.
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Messi still negotiating with PSG
Lionel Messi has not yet renewed with Paris Saint-Germain. Galtier, the PSG coach, confirms talks are ongoing, yet no agreement has been reached. Negotiations continue as both sides weigh the next steps.
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Good morning to Goal readers!
Today’s transfer market update for March 20, 2023 is here. LaLiga remains active, and even with the winter window closed, clubs are outlining plans to bolster their squads for the summer recruitment cycle.
Note: This summary reflects ongoing speculation across major outlets as clubs outline their summer strategies. For continued coverage, readers can follow ongoing reports and official club announcements as markets open in the coming months.
Source: Goal [citation]