The winter window is already shaping club recruitment as teams eye reinforcements for the coming weeks.
Live Transfer Market: News, Transfers and Rumors Today, 2 January 2023
Dolberg leaves Seville and arrives in Hoffenheim
Sevilla FC and OGC Nice have agreed to end Kasper Dolberg’s loan, allowing the Danish striker to depart the Nervionense setup. Dolberg appeared eight times for Seville in all competitions—four in La Liga and four in the UEFA Champions League—since joining last summer.
Rayo manages to register RDT
Raúl De Tomás is now formally available for Rayo Vallecano in all capacities. RDT is registered in La Liga and could make his debut against Real Betis. He will not be eligible for the cup clash due to lingering physical issues.
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Seville could recover Ocampos
Lucas Ocampos could return to Seville in the near term. From Nervión, it is suggested that the Argentinian may go back to Ajax after a period on loan. The move would please coach Sampaoli, who is urging reinforcements to lift the club from the bottom of the table.
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Follow the bid for Enzo Fernández
Media Europe eyes Enzo Fernández, the Argentine midfielder from Benfica who recently shone as world champion with Argentina in Qatar. Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool are rumored to be willing to exceed 100 million euros for the player.
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Lovren returns to Lyon
Dejan Lovren, the Croatian center-back, has chosen another new setting by returning to Olympique Lyonnais. The experienced defender heads back to Ligue 1 after a standout World Cup, as confirmed by OL on social channels.
Jesús Vázquez continues in Valencia
The Valencia CF left-back will stay put in the winter window. Although Getafe pressed for his transfer, Ché’s side have decided he will remain with the squad until June 30, following Nico González’s injury.
Kante was able to stay in London
With interest from several clubs, including Barcelona, N’Golo Kante appears poised to extend his stay with Chelsea. Talks continue and negotiations remain open to keep the midfielder this season.
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Arsenal insist on Mudryk
The Gunners are pressing to sign Mihajlo Mudryk. Arsenal offered 60 million, while Shakhtar allegedly seeks around 100 million. Negotiations for Mudryk are set to continue in the coming days.
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No offers for Joao Félix
Joao Félix remains eager to depart Atlético Madrid, with Jorge Mendes presenting the option to various Premier League clubs. Atleti has not yet received a definitive bid for the Portuguese forward.
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Chelsea shuts down Badiashile
RMC Sports reports that Loic Badiashile is expected to join Chelsea for around 38 million euros. The French defender, who finished his Monaco contract in 2024, is anticipated to complete the move to London in the next hours.
Gattuso confirms interest in Nahitán
Valencia boss Genaro Gattuso has said the club has spoken to Nahitán Nández’s representatives and is exploring a potential winter signing. Financial considerations will determine whether a deal can be struck in this window.
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Ronaldo, on his way to Saudi Arabia
Cristiano Ronaldo plans to finalize his move to Al Nassr, traveling to Saudi Arabia by private jet as the transfer becomes official with his new club.
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Rodrigo De Paul, door ajar
According to Mundo Deportivo, Juventus, Inter, Milan and Roma are monitoring Rodrigo De Paul. If a bid comparable to Udinese’s offers lands, the Argentine midfielder could depart Atlético Madrid.
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Thuram wants to leave… but in June
Bild reports Marcus Thuram could switch clubs, ideally at the end of the season to fulfill his Borussia Dortmund commitment. Atletico Madrid has been linked with the forward.
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Ramos, next for Al Nassr
Following Ronaldo’s signing, Marca notes that Al Nassr is pursuing Sergio Ramos. The club hopes to entice the defender to move on as his Paris adventure concludes.
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Wober completes his signing for Leeds
Max Wober, a 24-year-old Austrian central defender, leaves Seville for Leeds United after a stint with Salzburg and Ajax. The deal signals a new chapter in the English league for the defender.
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Good morning, fans of Goal. The transfer storm is here and teams across Europe are actively strengthening for the winter window. Rumors are flying, and the day will bring plenty of updates. The winter 2023 window runs from January 2 to January 31, closing at 11:59 PM.
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