Live Transfer Market: News, Transfers and Rumors Today

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The clubs will look to strengthen their squads over the next window.

Live Transfer Market: News, Moves and Rumors Today, February 22, 2023

Osimhen, focused and not entertaining offers

Victor Osimhen, Napoli’s top scorer, addressed reporters about his future: “I know several clubs are showing interest and that means I’m performing well, but I have a contract with Napoli and I’m focused here,” he stated. The striker remains centered on his current club.

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Kante near a Chelsea extension

According to the English tabloid Telegraph, N’Golo Kante is nearing an extension with Chelsea after talks during his injury spell, signaling his wish to stay in England. There had been speculation about a move to Barcelona if he didn’t extend. Getty Images

Dortmund and the decision not to sign Cristiano Ronaldo

Dortmund general manager Carsten Cramer explained on the Kicker podcast why the German club closed the door on Ronaldo this past summer. “We don’t chase social media metrics; our brand is built by our fans.”

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Declan Rice negotiations underway

Declan Rice, the West Ham midfielder, has drawn interest from multiple European powers. The asking price is around 100 million pounds. Reports from The Sun suggest Arsenal are engaging with the Hammers to pursue a move next summer.

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Dalot linked with Madrid

Diogo Dalot of Manchester United is on Real Madrid’s radar, as reported by Ace. The Spanish club is seen weighing a Portuguese defender as a potential addition to strengthen the backline next season.

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No bids for Bellingham

Jude Bellingham remains a hot topic across Europe. Dortmund’s sporting director Sebastian Kehl commented that there have been no new talks or offers and that the midfielder still has two years left on his contract.

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Nacho Fernández’s renewal in doubt

Nacho Fernández continues to weigh his options as his Real Madrid contract nears expiry. The free agent status raises the possibility of departure, with the Spaniard noting after a recent match that the decision will be personal and guided by family considerations. The deal ends in June.

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Laporta and Messi in talks

According to Tot Costa on Catalunya Ràdio, Joan Laporta spoke with Jorge Messi about the star forward’s future, with renewed interest around Messi’s status at Paris Saint-Germain and ongoing discussions about a potential farewell tribute.

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Fekir’s Premier League pursuit

Nabil Fekir, the Real Betis standout, may depart this summer. At 29 with a current contract, several English clubs appear ready to bid, including Manchester United, Newcastle, and Leicester.

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Valencia could move to Brazil

Enner Valencia, Ecuador’s World Cup scorer, has been courted by Brazil. With his Fenerbahce contract set to end on June 30, Internacional de Porto Alegre has reportedly shown interest, as reported by Globoesporte.

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Pavard could leave Barcelona

Benjamin Pavard was among Barcelona’s options for next season after not renewing his contract. Recent days have seen conversations with Bayern and Pavard’s representative, suggesting a possible extension could be on the table.

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Thuram on the move for Atlético, PSG or Inter

The 25-year-old Marcus Thuram is free at the end of the season, and his agent has begun exploring his options. Atlético Madrid has shown interest, but PSG and Inter Milan are also part of the competition for the French striker.

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Robert Moreno linked with Korea

South Korea is seeking a new coach, and Robert Moreno has emerged as a candidate after receiving a call from the federation, according to As. The Spaniard is among several names discussed to guide the Asian side.

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Neymar remains committed to Paris

According to L’Equipe, Neymar Jr. does not plan to leave Paris Saint-Germain in the near future. He has a four-year contract, though PSG could still consider approaches for a possible exit to the Premier League.

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Good morning, readers of Goal. We’re delivering the latest transfer-market news for February 22, 2023. La Liga continues to unfold, and clubs are outlining their plans to strengthen ahead of summer moves.

Note: This recap reflects ongoing rumors and official statements from various outlets; timelines and negotiations may evolve as the market develops. (Attributions: Goal, Telegraph, Kicker, The Sun, Ace, Globoesporte, As, L’Equipe, Getty Images)

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